TONY C. CUTAJAR was born on 28 July 1936, studied at Stella Maris College, the University of Malta and that of London and at Manchester Training College. He taught English and French up to sixth form level in UK where he studied and taught for 10 years. These subjects he also taught in Malta from 1969 till 1997. He obtained a scholarships in French at the Sorbonne, on Shakespeare at Stratford-on-Avon and in teaching English through TV in London and Birmingham.
Tony C. Cutajar is one of the most prolific Maltese writers. You can buy his books online worldwide through Amazon, or ordered by email (infinitybooksmalta@yahoo.com) or WhatsApp +356.99532366
The Wizard’s Wonder by Tony Cutajar, translation from the Maltese original by Luisa Castorina.
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MOSTA IN WARTIME by Tony C. Cutajar
Our young people – and even those not so young and their parents – know very little about the hideous effects of the Second World War and what our grandparents had been through. In this story we’re going to meet a Mosta family and the experiences they and the rest of the people of this village went through: continuous air raids, life in the shelters, death and destruction, sacrifices and bravery, food rations, victory kitchens, the Santa Marija convoy, and eventually victory celebrations. All this was endured by all the people of Malta and Gozo, but those of Mosta had much more than a fair share of them for various reasons.
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ELEPHANT’S TOOTH by Tony Cutajar
In Alley No. 2 in Main Street lived a number of families with children of all ages. Two of the older ones were rather lively who often caused trouble in the alley, in their family and at school. But the father of another two children tried his best to help in keeping unity and friendship by organising a lot of activities. He celebrated with them the village feast, Carnival and Christmas and took them on hikes. On one of these hikes he encouraged them to look for prehistoric remains in a place which looked like Għar Dalam. The imagination of these youths ran rampant and in the following days they spent hours digging and searching until they managed to find pieces of ancient pottery and even an elephant’s tooth. But were these genuine?
The second Maltese version of this book IL-WIED TA’ GĦAR MAGĦLAQ was used as a class reader at St. Aloysius College.
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TONY C. CUTAJAR was born on 28 July 1936, studied at Stella Maris College, the University of Malta and that of London and at Manchester Training College. He taught English and French up to sixth form level in UK where he studied and taught for 10 years. These subjects he also taught in Malta from 1969 till 1997. He obtained a scholarships in French at the Sorbonne, on Shakespeare at Stratford-on-Avon and in teaching English through TV in London and Birmingham.
Tony C. Cutajar is one of the most prolific authors of the Maltese islands although he also writes in English. He has written well over a 150 published fiction and nonfiction works, including children’s books and textbooks, some of which won national prizes. He also produced the first four e-books in Maltese mainly for young adults and a number of others in English. His radioplays and serials have been broadcast for several years on National Radio and Television, some of which have also won first place in various drama festivals at the Manoel Theatre. He produced radio and TV programmes, was Mayor of San Gwann, belongs to the Order of St. Lazarus and in 2009 was awarded the medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) by the Governor-General of Australia Quentin Bryce for services to Australia-Malta bilateral relations.