I’m Scottish and lived in London for many years before moving to New Zealand – you know – the place that punches above its weight at sport and responding to pandemics.
My tutor at university once commended me on my ability to write proper English and suggested I join a trade union as I had the smarts to see both sides of an argument. Good advice which, at 22 I naturally ignored.
It has been 20 years since I published my first novel Down to the Wire. The anniversay edition will shortly be available at the Shop along with my new novel – A Genuine Mistake.
Pretty Real is a new poetry collection available now. Check it out at the SHOP along with others – 33 and Lockdown 28.
See what’s Coming Soon.
Basically I’ve swapped the corporate office and the bullshit bingo for my laptop and my mate Charlie, a chocolate Labrador. I live in Wanaka, Central Otago with Jackie.
The sun light after a massive dump of snow helped create this shot.
Ash Cheyne 