I was interviewed recently over at This Is Horror where I talked about my new book, Gory Hole and what horror movies influenced it. Here's an extract:

"There is no reason to read my [books]. They’re not going to change the world or make you want to be a writer. All I can offer my readers is an experience. Gory Hole is pantomime, it is a book foGoryHole2rged by a man who did not censor himself, nor did he allow the pressures of a demographic to dictate the story. Gory Hole is fun, and very tongue–in-cheek. If you love films like Dog Soldiers, Braindead, Evil Dead, Zombies, Dawn of the Dead and Shaun of the Dead then you’ll love Gory Hole. Morally there are messages in there, which the reader can choose to unearth or disregard.What I’m hoping will happen is those who are brave enough to read it will have a laugh. What some writers forget is that writing should be entertaining. It should move the reader in some way, and pull them into different worlds. If the writer offers words that are as flat as the pages they are fettered to, then they have failed. I’m sure no one will say that about Gory Hole.

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