Michael John Pole spent thirty years seeing the world through a lens, running a commercial photography business that took him from New Zealand to Europe, Asia, and the Americas. In 2011, he moved to Australia, where he turned his creative focus from capturing images to weaving stories.
Driven by his faith and a deep, long-held connection to Israel and the Middle East, Michael writes fiction that explores profound journeys and rich histories. He is the author of the Christian book Sam and the Open Road and the historical fiction novel The Landing Place. When he isn’t writing, Michael enjoys family life in Australia.
The Landing Place
Israel, October 1973: Jason, a dashing but cynical British photographer, has been hired to take pictures for the Israeli tourist board. His local guide is Asher, brought up in London but currently alienated from her devout Jewish family. They find themselves travelling in the Golan Heights just at t...
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