Darren is English, mid forties and a recent widower with two children and state he has “no time to do, well pretty much anything these days”.
His main area of interest is science fiction and fantasy (with a side order of supernatural horror). Darren is proud to call himself a geek!
He also runs a website called the Sci Fi Freak Site, reviewing genre TV shows “it being pretty hard to get to the cinema any more”he says. I
Darren is also a regular contributor of the kindle forum on Amazon.co.uk and it was there that it was suggested that every writer should have a blog, so he set TWO up.
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Darren’s books, available as ebooks on the likes of amazon, ibooks, smashwords and lulu.com,include the following:
The Man From U.N.D.E.A.D. Series
The Curious Case Of The Kidnapped Chemist, Zombie Apocalypse Now, Do Dragons Dream Of Burning Sheep?, One Small Step For The Man From U.N.D.E.A.D., The Man From U.N.D.E.A.D.’s St. Valentine’s Day Massacre (an Agent Ward Short Story), plus, a spinoff novel, Penny Kilkenny Saves The Day.
Non-series books include:
To Infinity, The Great Rock N Roll Doomsday Tour, An Orc Not Like Others, The Sword In The Tree, Stormwreck, New York City Legend, Sharing A Fence With The Twilight Zone, andThe Sci Fi Freak’s Guide To The Televisual Galaxy
I’d like to give special mention to one of his books, which is now displayed in my blog Specials section above:
Goodnight Dear: The Unsentimental Diary Of A Bereaved Husband
Maïté Humphries-Farge died on January 14th 2011, quite suddenly and without warning.
She was not targeted by a serial killer or the victim of some vampire boyfriend’s nemesis because this was not fiction. This was merely the kind of day-to-day family tragedy that barely makes the local news.
This is the story of the first year after Maïté’s death, as told in diary entries made by her husband, recounted in the hope that anyone involved in a committed relationship who reads it might think to find out where the insurance policy is, decide to take out that funeral plan or simply ask themselves what they would do if it happened to them.
Because it happens to someone every day.
(Any author royalties made from the sale of this ebook will be donated to bereavement counselling charities)
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