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  • Anne Brooke

  • 45 / Female
  • Guildford, UK
  • Last Login: 11/21/2009

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  • Anne Brooke has revised her web page for The Hit List with the new publication information on it, well gosh: http://lnk.ms/366Xm
    Mood: accomplished accomplished
    Posted 1 hour ago
  • Anne Brooke is thrilled that Amber Quill Press will be publishing the revised version of The Hit List in Spring 2010: http://lnk.ms/366Xm
    Mood: excited excited
    Posted 12 hours ago
  • Anne Brooke has a new webpage for The Executioner's Cane: http://lnk.ms/361BQ
    Mood: accomplished accomplished
    Posted 15 hours ago
  • Anne Brooke says have fun with today's One Minute Writing prompt here: http://lnk.ms/35v7L
    Mood: cooky/wacky cooky/wacky
    Posted 20 hours ago
  • Anne Brooke is enjoying writing her review of Galgut's The Impostor, but struggling to convey precisely just how damn good this book is ...
    Posted 21 hours ago

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Interests

  • General

    Theatre, reading (usually crime novels and poetry), writing, golf
  • Music

    David Gray, Classic FM, pop music of the 70s and early 80s (sadly ...). I'm also a secret Radio Two fan, but only if it's Terry Wogan!
  • Movies

    The Man from Snowy River, anything based on Jane Austen, Kurosawa films. Anything with Colin Farrell in. Or Alan Rickman
  • Television

    Torchwood, Lewis, Star Trek, Strictly Come Dancing, Primeval, Life on Mars, Midsomer Murders, Frost, Monk, Friends, Frasier
  • Books

    Middlemarch, Girl with a Pearl Earring, crime stories, poetry with guts. Also the whole of Murakami, Taking Comfort by Roger Morris and anything dark by Patricia Duncker. But please, please don't give me the Booker shortlist - long, dull literary novels don't sit well with me!
  • Heroes

    My husband!

Details

  • Status: Married
  • Here for: Networking
  • Hometown: Guildford
  • Orientation: Straight
  • Ethnicity: White / Caucasian
  • Religion: Christian - other
  • Zodiac Sign: Cancer
  • Children: I don't want kids
  • Smoke / Drink: No / Yes
  • Education: Post grad
  • Occupation: Writer

Networking

  • I write gay crime and fantasy novels, usually at different times! I'm also a poet. Some of my work has won awards - if I'm lucky! - but mostly I just keep on trucking.

Companies

  • University of Surrey

    • Guildford, Surrey UK
    • Administrator (Part-time)
    2004 onwards

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About me:

I'm 45 years old and live and work in Surrey, though I'm an Essex Girl at heart. I write dark and gritty novels, short stories and poetry. I finance my writing by working part-time for my local University in Student Care Services, but I think it also keeps me sane. My website can be found at: Anne Brooke's website and carries a list of all my publications, the latest of which is GLBT romantic thriller, The Bones of Summer. This is the sequel to Maloney's Law, although both books can be read as stand-alone novels. In addition, Thorn in the Flesh, a psychological crime novel, is available from Goldenford Publishers and A Dangerous Man, a gay psychological thriller, is published by Flame Books. In addition, you can buy Pink Champagne and Apple Juice, a comedy set in a north London transvestite nightclub, from Goldenford. My second poetry collection, "A Stranger's Table", can be found at my website and includes poems on sex, furniture and boats - but not all at the same time. And if you'd like to read my blog, it can be found at Anne's blog as well as on here of course! Ooh, and I'd love to learn how to dance.

Who I'd like to meet:

Like-minded people; people who write; people who can talk about serious stuff but who can also see the funny side of life!...

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