A 'clever and subtle satire', the nove True Colours recounts the larger-than-life career of the flamboyant Indigo Black, headteacher of the prestigious St Gobnait’s College, who switches direction to be elected as an independent City Councillor. This is not without its challenges.  
‘True Colours reads like a love note to Derry in a rainbow of ink,’ says Edge Hill prizewinning author Bernie McGill. ‘It is written by a cast of illustrious characters whose pedigree might be traced back to Dickens with a detour via Flann O’Brien.’