David K. Aleman was brought up in the Mayhill area of Swansea, South Wales, UK. It was the 1970s and times were hard, very hard for everyone. David Kimmeran Aleman was the youngest of two brothers, raised by a single mother doing her best. They went to school for a hot meal, that was all. Education was an annoyance to be lived and of course to play football.
As a youngster, there were only two interests truly sparked David’s attention: football and photography. For his mother, Pauline, it was a growing addiction to everything religious that shaped his thinking as he grew up
Religion of any background or denomination soon became the focal point of everything he wrote about, and every spare moment was spent putting feelings onto paper, or a keyboard. It was also the therapy he needed to help him through depression and alcohol addiction. David is by no means against religion but it will always be a subject that he cannot, but would like to, understand.
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