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Unido/a: Aug 12, 2009

Sobre mi biblioteca: Yet to comment - need to stand back and think about this, but currently enjoying some children's fiction and collecting as many translations as possible of Paul Berna's books.
Sobre mí: I'm a Criminologist (LSE) + writer about true crimes that have a certain twist and character that really proves the old adage from Mark Twain that 'Truth is stranger than fiction, but it is because Fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities; Truth isn't.'
My recent writing/reading involves the supernatural - began as a sceptic (US: Skeptic) but the evidence I personally encountered was overwhelming in support of the continuing existence of a 'supernatural essence', some form of residual memory.
I am constantly surprised by what reality throws up.
Research is an adventure.
I have a great love of localities and the minutia of village life, customs, memories of the elders & lingusitic aspects of changing cultural traditions. I love comedy and have been fortunate enough to be a commissioned writer for some BBC comedy programmes and learnt so much about
the structure of the spontaneous! Always joy to hear your comedy heroes speak your lines as if the've just thought of them - miss the great comedy legends Ronnie Barker and the brilliant Kenny Everett - what a loss.
Hero comedy writer is Barry Cryer who kindly assisted my early efforts to break into comedy writing. Barry &
Ronnie Corbett OBE - may you live for ever.
Ubicación: Buckinghamshire, England