My fiction – me as me

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When left to my own devices I write ‘profound tales in page-turning fashion’, according to award-winning author John Whitbourn. It might also be described as literary fiction with – gasp – BIG stories.

Who am I like? Here’s what I’ve heard.

I have three published novels.

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My Memories of a Future Life – contemporary literary fiction
ebook, audiobook & paperback
ISBN 9781909905931
where to buy

Lifeform Three – literary science fiction.
Longlisted for the World Fantasy Award.
ebook, audiobook & paperback
ISBN 9781909905948
where to buy

Ever Rest – contemporary literary fiction with book club appeal.
Grand finalist with honourable mention, Eric Hoffer Book Award.
ebook & paperback
ISBN 9781909905887
– where to buy

Interested in my writing process? Take the picture tour.

Why I write? Tiny interview here

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New novels under construction

This is Ever Rest, my third novel, in ARC form. I am now working on my fourth, with the working title of Four. It worked for Peter Gabriel.

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