Book: Dafydd Bach: Death of Innocence: The Beginning – My Life of Autism and Asperger’s Syndrome: Dafydd Tomos, Hyswain

Author: David Adrian Thomas Esq.

Genre: Autobiography / Mind, body and spirit

The front cover of David Adrian Thomas Esq’s book about his life with Autism and Asperger’s Syndrome

It is not often that we see a book that reaches number 1 on Amazon on its first day, but that is exactly what happened with Dafydd Bach: Death of Innocence: The Beginning. It went viral on its first day of publication by going to number 1 on Amazon UK and number 3 on Amazon Global for books in its niche.

This Kindle eBook, with the full title Dafydd Bach: Death of Innocence: The Beginning (My Life of Autism and Asperger’s Syndrome: Dafydd Tomos, Hyswain), is the moving story of how the author, David Adrian Thomas, Esq., began coping with his savant bloodline. His parents left him in the care of a persistently suicidal relative, fifteen hours a day, six days a week, while they were at work and evening classes, until he became suicidal too.

The next chapter of his life was spent doing a year of religiously-driven, self-supervised, home-schooling in colonial real estate governance with a view to a career in developing self-sustainable, religious-missionary settlements in former colonies of the nations of the UK abroad. It consisted of daily solitary confinement during school hours in educational materials storerooms five days a week for almost a full school year at County Nursery level. This was directly followed by two full school years at County Infant level – finding out to his horror he was unable to trust even his closest family members to tell him the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth about life, death, nature, fate, fortune, god, the universe and all that and would need to go back and start learning about them all over again to validate them.

Author David Adrian Thomas Esq.

He was being so murderously dealt with by ignorant, superstitious, and bigoted teachers and peers at County Junior level that he had to determinedly attempt suicide for his parents to take notice of what was happening to him at school and ended up in a 48-hour near-death coma in the industrial cold-store of a Coop dairy before they even considered withdrawing him from state education to assert and protect his childhood educational health, welfare, and safety.

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