GLASS AND DARKNESS

by Francis Anderson

A debut novel, Glass and Darkness, that invites readers to peer “through the glass, darkly” into a friction-based true story of friendship, ambition, and choices that define a life. You will experience a boy's slow, brutal reckoning, whether to surrender to the shadows or fight for the light.

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The Author

Francis Anderson

Author | Foodie | Traveler | Coach

Is a writer from Aberdeen, Scotland, whose passion for storytelling both inspires and uplifts. A doctorate holder, researcher, award-winning community advocate, and engineer in the Scottish Highlands, he combines deep research with a natural gift for narrative. Through his debut novel, Glass and Darkness, Francis invites readers to peer “through the glass, darkly” into the fragile truths and ignorance that shape human experience. When he’s not writing, he enjoys travelling, exploring the world’s breathtaking landscapes, savouring good food, and hiking across Scotland’s unforgettable highlands.

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Glass And Darkness is now available in bookstores around the world. We’re working closely with retailers, and new stockists are being added every week. For the most up-to-date list of stores, click below.

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We are seeking partners who believe in meaningful change—your support will help launch this book and place it in schools, libraries, and prisons at no cost, while also expanding access through additional formats such as audiobooks to reach those who learn and connect differently. Together, we can offer hope to young people and adults looking through the glass of life, darkly, unsure whether to surrender to the shadows or fight for the light.