Alan Moreton
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Alan Moreton was born in Birmingham, England,. He has lived in the South East, principally London and Essex. He lived in South Africa for five years in the late 1980's early 1990's. His major influences are classics of English literature and the writing style of W. Somerset Maugham, whose clear but penetrating style he tries to emulate. He is an eclectic writer of fiction including crime/mystery/thriller, classic fiction, historical and memoir. NOVELS Alan Moreton is the author of The Book Traveller, the Classic Fiction adventures of Thomas Howard and The Messenger, a further Classic Fiction adventure of Thomas Howard. He is also the author of At the World's End, a Historical novel set at the end of the Victorian era during the Boer War in South Africa and the suffragette Movement. His first published work is The Confession of Sandy Harris, a Rev. Dr. Roger Ratcher Mystery. He is also the… Read more This biography was provided by the author or their representative.
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