A place we used to call home

<p>Born in southern Iran Shiraz Nomad witnessed first-hand the upheaval of the 1979 Revolution and the violent repression that followed. His youth was marked by imprisonment torture and the constant struggle to survive in a regime determined to silence dissent. Forced into exile he rebuilt his life in England carrying with him the memories of a homeland scarred by loss yet rich in resilience.</p><p></p><p>​​​​​​​A Place We Used to Call Home is his first book written as testimony for those who could not speak and as a reminder of the endurance of the human spirit.</p>