Ester Chiedza Roxberg decided to become a writer already at the age of seven, and her literary carrier took off for real when she was awarded The Small August Prize for her poem Watch out little man, soon it will slam (Se upp lilla människa för snart smäller det) in 2004.
She was born in Zimbabwe, and grew up in a small town of Sweden.
Still no rain depict the burning eagerness to experience new things, while security and comfort and even greater losses are at stake. What happens when those of us who long cannot find or even know what it is we long for? What does it do to those people that are the closest to us? Maybe there is something bigger than one’s own longing, something that is about much more.