Nick Christofides' second novel, Flowers for the Wind, was published in June 2026. The Kirkus Review awarded it a ‘Get It’ accolade, describing it as “a near-future dystopian thriller about fighting brutality with hope.” The novel will feature in their November magazine.
His first novel, The Border Reiver, is in development for a motion picture.
By grounding sweeping themes of geopolitics and dystopia in ordinary lives, Nick ensures that characters always remain at the heart of his stories.
Nick lives in Wales.
Set against the wild Northumbrian landscape, The Border Reiver is a razor-sharp dystopian thriller about political zealotry and the intimate cost of violence.
At its heart is a family fractured by revolution.
Nat Bell is a man whose love for them may no longer be enough to restrain what he has become...
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Set in an England struggling to emerge from revolution, Flowers for the Wind follows ordinary people fighting to preserve a life worth living while power shifts ruthlessly around them.
It is a haunting dystopian thriller about the gravity of old loyalties, the invisible scars of war, and the fragile possibility of hope.
For Amber, the central question remains painfully urgent: who gets to decide the fate of her home?