Malik Marku

by Tony C. Cutajar

Wara l-Assedju l-Kbir mhux it-Torok kollha marru lura lejn pajjiżhom. Xi wħud baqgħu mistoħbija Malta biex ipattu għat-telfa li ġarrbu; isibu kastell imwaqqa’ u abbandunat, u jgħixu fih waqt li jwerwru lin-nies tal-Kottonera. Grupp ta’ Maltin jiddeċiedu li jieħdu l-liġi f’idejhom u jfittxuhom sakemm jaqbduhom. Isiru ħbieb ma’ żagħżugħ Tork imweġġa’, li jkun maħqur minn sidu. Dan jiġi addottat minn familja, isir Nisrani bl-għajnuna ta’ wieħed mill-Kavallieri, u minn Malik isir Marku.

128 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2015

About the author

Tony C. Cutajar is one of the most prolific authors of the Maltese islands. Studying at the University of Malta, Hopwood Hall Teacher Training College and the University of London, Cutajar obtained his B.A. in English and French, then continued studying Shakespearean literature at Stratford-upon-Avon and French at the Sorbonne. Cutajar taught English as a schoolteacher in Bournemouth and Manchester, UK, for many years. He is best known for over 100 published fiction and nonfiction works, including children’s books and textbooks. His radioplays and serials have been broadcast for several years on National Public Radio and Television, some of which have also won first place in various drama festivals. Cutajar was Councilman, then Mayor, of the town of San Gwann, Malta. He is presently the President of the Friends of Australia Association. In the latter capacity, Cutajar was twice awarded the Fairfield Council Shield and also the Medal of the Order of Australia by the Governor General Quentin Bryce, for services rendered to Malta-Australia bilateral relations. Cutajar is also Chancellor of the Order of Saint Lazarus of Jerusalem, in which capacity he was awarded a silver medal by the Grand Master of the Order for his service to those suffering from leprosy in third-world countries.