Divided Kingdom: How Brexit made me an immigrant

by Daphne Kapsali

I am not an immigrant tonight. Tonight, I am a resident of the United Kingdom. But tomorrow: what?

Four essays on the result of the referendum on EU membership and its implications for UK citizens and EU national alike, from the point of view of a long term resident of the UK turned immigrant overnight.

Free on all e-book platforms.

28 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 21, 2016

About the author

Daphne Kapsali is a writer, reluctant yogi, and pathological optimist - among many other things. In 2014, she gave up her life in London to spend the autumn and winter writing on a remote Greek island; the result, a book entitled "100 days of solitude" – 100 separate and interconnected stories on claiming the time and space to live as your true self and do what you love – was published in March 2015 and has become an unexpected bestseller. She has since published another seven books, all of which are available from Amazon.

Reviews

[Bonnie Dale Keck · Rating 5 out of 5]

Not kindle unlimited, and may be permafree. Was looking through my computer desktop files and thought by the title it must have been one of my to review books {as in the ones I have requested to review specifically through the writer or one of the review sites}, as do read a lot of political or politically relevant books here and there. This one is not particularly the former but is the latter. "Four essays on the results of the UK referendum on EU citizenship of June 2016, and its implications for UK citizens and EU nationals alike, from the point of view of a long-term resident of the UK turned immigrant overnight." As a resident, not of the UK, but of the current USA, I feel her uncertainty about unfolding events, and just what that all could mean to my me, my the future in general, and to my country, but also to unfolding events in other countries, because we must think globally. If you send her a message on her website you can ask for pdf or mobi (for Kindle) version or get it straight from amazon.