Why don't you tell us about your latest
work?
Narcissist
is the epitome of sex, drugs and rock and roll. It takes you head first,
kicking and screaming, into the seedy underbelly of the British music industry
in the nineties. As a reader, you are treated to a first-hand
view of inside the very twisted and controlling mind of a self-professed
egotist and obsession with control that such a person exhibits. The
story itself is not for the feint hearted.
What inspired it?
I
have always been an avid music fan and I particularly enjoy music by musicians
who have something dark or sordid about them. In my books, the more
tumultuous the relationship between the band members, the better the tunes they
produce. I wanted, well needed to write something that would capture
that, something that would draw the reader in and tear them to shreds as such
bands are apt at doing to themselves.
Is there something you are currently working on?
I
am working on something a bit different now. I have set myself the
challenge of writing a horror piece featuring zombies, no mean feat for me as I
have an acute fear of the undead.
Is there a topic you would like to write about
but haven't gotten around to yet?
I
would love to write a really grizzly steam punk piece but I just
haven’t got around to it yet.
When did you finally feel like you could call yourself
an author?
That
is a hard one; I still don’t feel like the term author suits
me. I prefer to call myself a writer.
Other than writing, what are
your favorite things to do?
Obviously,
I enjoy reading about as a writer; the two go hand in hand. I love gritty
dark novels personally. When I am not doing one of the two, I enjoy
listening to music and singing or drawing and painting. I like
anything creative really.
Are there any websites where readers can connect with
you?
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