Some books are fascinating and magical, others interesting and thought-provoking, but only a few manage to touch something deep within our frail material existence. Immanuel Mifsud’s unpretentious novels belong to the latter category.

James Debono, Malta Today

(Mifsud's latest novel) is a bravura achievement, a very engaging read which should reach an audience beyond our shores for its remarkable scope in capturing both a Maltese and an ‘every person’ experience of ‘being’ from the 1960s to our time. 

​Mary Darmanin, The Sunday Times

Immanuel Mifsud is a poet and a writer born in Malta in 1967. He is the recipient of a number of awards: the Malta National Award for prose (2002, 2015), the Malta National Award for poetry (2014, 2016, 2023), and the European Union Prize for Literature (2011). Various works by Mifsud have been translated and published in a number of languages.

He holds a PhD from the University of Malta where he lectures in Maltese contemporary literature and theatre.

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IMMANUEL MIFSUD