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V.R. Stone

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Born

London, The United Kingdom

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Crime, Thriller

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Thomas Harris, Bret Easton Ellis, Don Winslow ...more

Member Since

August 2016

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V.R Stone is the author of psychological crime thriller PsychoAnalysis. The book is set in London, where he lives and works. He also holds a degree in Psychology.

V.R. has always buried himself in stories – films, books, TV – so it seemed natural to make up some of his own. The real world is boring, he'd rather live in the more exciting one that exists on screen or on the page! ...more

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V.R. Stone Marketing PsychoAnalysis!

I haven't written much recently and have been struggling to find an idea that really motivated me.

But a new story is startin…moreMarketing PsychoAnalysis!

I haven't written much recently and have been struggling to find an idea that really motivated me.

But a new story is starting to form in my head. I know my detective, I know his history and I know where he lives. And the villain - she's a real piece of work...(less)

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V.R. Stone You just have to keep writing, even if you're not happy with what's being produced. First drafts should be bad. You produce a lump of clay and then th…moreYou just have to keep writing, even if you're not happy with what's being produced. First drafts should be bad. You produce a lump of clay and then then you rewrite it until you have a Michaelangelo's David. Or at least a useable plate..(less)

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