Michael Crowley is a writer, dramatist, published poet and playwright whose first novel 'The Stony Ground' was published in 2018. He is also the author of a textbook on criminology, 'Behind the Lines'. Michael's drama has been produced on stage in the UK and in Australia as well on BBC Radio and with Sky Arts. He is the artistic director of The British Multitude Theatre Company and has worked extensively in youth and community theatre.

"Written with great compassion and insight, Baghlan Boy takes us to the margins and beyond. Despite its roots in the tragedies of war and exploitation, this is ultimately a story of optimism, unity and justice. An important novel by a bold, thoughtful author." John King, novelist and author of The Football Factory

Michael Crowley is a writer, dramatist, published poet and playwright whose first novel 'The Stony Ground' was published in 2018. He is also the author of a textbook on criminology, 'Behind the Lines'. Michael's drama has been produced on stage in the UK and in Australia as well on BBC Radio and with Sky Arts. He is the artistic director of The British Multitude Theatre Company and has worked extensively in youth and community theatre.

"Written with great compassion and insight, Baghlan Boy takes us to the margins and beyond. Despite its roots in the tragedies of war and exploitation, this is ultimately a story of optimism, unity and justice. An important novel by a bold, thoughtful author." John King, novelist and author of The Football Factory

Michael Crowley is a writer, dramatist, published poet and playwright whose first novel 'The Stony Ground' was published in 2018. He is also the author of a textbook on criminology, 'Behind the Lines'. Michael's drama has been produced on stage in the UK and in Australia as well on BBC Radio and with Sky Arts. He is the artistic director of The British Multitude Theatre Company and has worked extensively in youth and community theatre.

"Written with great compassion and insight, Baghlan Boy takes us to the margins and beyond. Despite its roots in the tragedies of war and exploitation, this is ultimately a story of optimism, unity and justice. An important novel by a bold, thoughtful author." John King, novelist and author of The Football Factory