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G.I. Lewis

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Born

in Merthyr Tydfil, The United Kingdom

Website

http://theghostsofmerthyr.wordpress.com

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Genre

Crime, Historical Fiction

Influences

andrea camilleri ...more

Member Since

January 2016

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G I Lewis was born in Merthyr Tydfil and taken away by the need for work. He is constantly seeking the moment when he will finally be allowed to return to the town of his birth. Now living just outside Reading, Berkshire with his family he was inspired to finally write a book after developing the concept of Angharad Jones and family. His first book, the Ghosts of China, introduces the character of Angharad and her grandfather as they investigate three seemingly unconnected deaths that take place in Merthyr Tydfil over one weekend.

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Where did you get the idea for your most recent book?

G.I. Lewis I've wanted to write a book about a Police officer working in the 1840's in Merthyr Tydfil for a long time. What I realised though is that I was not i…moreI've wanted to write a book about a Police officer working in the 1840's in Merthyr Tydfil for a long time. What I realised though is that I was not in a position to do all the research that was needed to go with that. Then reading the work of Andrea Camilleri and watching Blue Bloods gave me the idea of family and history. That allowed me to discover Angharad and by using a diary the Police officer from the 1840's was also able to come to life without doing huge amounts of research. (less)

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

G.I. Lewis I find that the answer is to just keep writing. If I stress about writer's block then it results in me spending days not making any progress. Sometime…moreI find that the answer is to just keep writing. If I stress about writer's block then it results in me spending days not making any progress. Sometimes you just need to sit down and write the first thing that comes into your head. (less)

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