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A long time ago in a galaxy not that far away, Andy Redsmith was born. He grew up in Liverpool and Runcorn, went to university in Salford, and has lived in Manchester ever since. He says the people there are great, but we don’t talk about football.

He worked in the computing industry for long enough to remember ALGOL (a language that’s not quite as dead as Latin, but well on the way.) Over the years in IT he has worked with some very clever people and some complete weirdos; none of whom bear any resemblance to the characters in his writing. Honest.

He has a wonderful wife, one grown-up son, and a loft full of old Marvel comics. He says he’ll get round to selling them eventually. That’s the comics, not the family.

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Hi Andy, not a question, just a comment. I'm glad to hear that there are plans for a new one. I loved these books, the characters, the humor, everything about them. I want to spend more time with Mr. Parrots and his posse. Goodreads won't let me post this without a question mark so I will add: do rock trolls really have a digestive system?

Andy Redsmith Hi Elisa, I can give you 3 possible answers.
1. Not a digestive system as such - anything they eat is crushed and dissolved by their bodies, then they …moreHi Elisa, I can give you 3 possible answers.
1. Not a digestive system as such - anything they eat is crushed and dissolved by their bodies, then they absorb the nutrients.
2. Yes they do, but it all works by magic, so can't really be explained as a normal physical process.
3. Errrr..... never thought about it until you asked!
I'll let you pick which one is right! Glad to hear you enjoyed the books.
Regards,
Andy(less)

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Hi Andy any idea when book 3 is coming out?

Andy Redsmith Hi Mark,
I wish I could give you more of an update than last time. Unfortunately, 2020 was a bad year for many people, as you know, and things got a bi…moreHi Mark,
I wish I could give you more of an update than last time. Unfortunately, 2020 was a bad year for many people, as you know, and things got a bit delayed. I promise I will let you know when I have some more info!(less)

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	Breaking the Lore (Inspector Paris Mystery, #1) 3.49 avg rating — 315 ratings — published 2019 — 5 editions	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars
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“Her eyes were as blue as the summer sky, her lips full and sensual. A golden-brown tax enhanced her immaculate complexion. She wore a white halter-neck top, which stretched tightly over perfectly formed breasts. Flowing blonde hair cascaded around her bare shoulders. She was, thought Paris, very nearly the most beautiful woman he'd ever seen. Such a pity that, from the waist down, she was a horse.”
― Andy Redsmith, Breaking the Lore

tags: centaurs, fairytale, mythical-creatures

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“... I've never met a magical creature before. All I know is what I've heard in stories. Father Christmas, for instance, with the elves who make the toys." Tergil was impassive. "We relate a similar tale," he replied. "It is called Santa Clause and his slave workforce". "Oh," said Thorpe. "It is an ancient story," said the elf, "about the perils of trusting strangers. It does have a happy ending, though. The evil Clause is beaten to death with hunks of reindeer meat.”
― Andy Redsmith, Breaking the Lore

tags: christmas, elves, fables, santa-claus

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