About me
I live on the South Devon coast, and when I'm not joining my friends for a plunge in the sea all year round, I travel in my mind to places as far afield as Australia from the comfort of my desk. I was once challenged by an Indian newspaper about setting The Giants Look Down in Kashmir, which I have never been able to visit. I replied that Andy Weir wrote The Martian without going to Mars and that writers go where their imagination takes them. They took the point and published a long article about my book with the headline ‘Writers Go Where Their Imagination Takes Them.’ I hope you enjoy my stories!
Published by Robert Hale, 2016
The Giants Look Down was shortlisted by the Romantic Novelists’ Association for the Joan Hessayon New Writers' Scheme Award.
Read more about it in my post From mountains to seas: writing about different cultures on the Robert Hale Book Blog!
Inside These Tangles, Beauty Lies is now available – an anthology of winning stories from the 2014 flash fiction and short story competition featuring my story The Sign. All sales profits go to the Beanstalk charity, which helps school children that struggle with reading.
Get the e-book from Amazon.
Stories for Homes now available – an anthology of short stories including my story Dreamtime’s Legacy. It's available as a paperback or e-book and all proceeds go to Shelter.
See the promo video, book launch photo, get the e-book or order the paperback edition.