About the Author

Kristian Da’biere spent most of the last 30 years either supplying drinks to ‘squat parties’ or running his own underground squatted venues which included the infamous Lord Napier in Hackney Wick, and was an integral part of London’s free party scene during this time.

But then in a bizarre twist of fate after consuming way too much acid, he noticed the square root of two is a lie and set about proving this true.

After unsurprisingly being rejected by mainstream academia in the
UK, he has now become an author and turned this part of his life into a novel.

He now splits his time between a beautiful 120 year old dutch barge moored on the River Thames just outside of London and an idyllic retreat in Kampot, Cambodia where he does most of his writing, living the life of an eccentric english author to the full.

The big question though, is any of this true? Has he genuinely overturned one of the oldest concepts in mathematics, or he is just another 90’s drug casualty for whom the rave (and the bad trip) never ended?

This is his first novel.