Mark Frew: 6 books

When Faisal, an Afghani from the Pashtun tribe, begins attending Michael Farril's English as a Second Language class, Michael has every reason to be terrified. This Faisal has all the external signs of being a Muslim extremist and a potential terrorist. However, as Michael gets to know Faisal, he...

Michael Farril is a trainer in a modern digital-aged tertiary college when he meets Polycarp, a refugee from Rwanda. On learning that Polycarp has lost all his family, Michael decides to travel to Africa and find out if any of Polycarp’s family members are still alive. In the process, he meets a...

Michael Farril is born in the outer western suburbs of Sydney into a good, Protestant, Bible-believing family. He is a good boy and a model of what a good Christian should be. But Michael has a secret - he is gay. Michael believes that he cannot be both a Christian and a homosexual and so his...

The story is about a non-religious man, called Michael, who is a teacher in a modern college. He meets a student, Polycarp, who is a refugee from Rwanda and who has lost all of his family. Michael decides to travel to Africa to find out if any of Polycarp's family members are still alive. In the process,...

When Faisal, an Afghani from the Pashtun tribe, begins attending Michael Farril’s English as a Second Language class, Michael has every reason to be terrified. This Faisal has all the external signs of being a Muslim extremist and a potential terrorist. However, as Michael gets to know Faisal, he...

Michael and the Multicoloured Gospel is a semi-autobiography of the author and centres around the protagonist, Michael Farril, who discovers early in his life that he is gay. Michael is brought up in a Protestant Christian home and told that the Bible is the infallible Word of God. But he discovers...