He awakes. To a world he does not know. Where he is one of the exploited. Where others give him his name, An alien world. Or is it? 'As disturbing as it is compulsive reading. Beautifully written, vivid and often heart-rending. A 'must read' book for anyone who cares about the present and wants a better future.' Helen Vintner writer and journalist '...a compelling adventure story, as well as a chilling allegory of human kinds' sacred quest for efficiency and profit.' Vanessa Clarke IVU News 'The triumph of Geoff's book is that it will inspire the reader.' Dr Tim O'Brien

Words plus original images combine in a dark dystopian tale, emerging from the unfettered collision of two creative minds. But in what dimension, or time, does it belong?

Written with his daughter, Jean Gough, just a decade after Sir Stanley Matthews' death, this volume celebrates the influence Stan Matthews had in Africa. In the year that South Africa hosted the World Cup Finals, it highlights his work for over a quarter ofa century in Soweto, the legacy of which is recognised here by one of the worlds foremost statesmen, Archbishop Desmond Tutu.From Jean's unique viewpoint, we gain insights into 'Stan the Man'. We also learn what he meant to those who watched him from afar and those who played with him, and against him. From his family, to the H.M. The Queen and Prince Philip, he was loved and admired not only for his extraordinary skill, but also for his natural humility and openheartedness.