Brendon Lancaster

Brendon Lancaster lives in London, married with two daughters. He grew up in the Paddington/Notting Hill area. 'Hoodie' is Brendon's first novel. He was prompted to write it because after spending 25 years in steady, albeit moderately successful, civil service employment he felt it was time to stretch his creative potential. His relatively newfound passion for writing reflects his long held desire (identified at an early age) of finding a way of getting paid to daydream. He is currently working on a second novel.
Brendon is keen to emphasise that 'Hoodie' is entirely fictional and any characters or events are purely the product of his imagination. He is proud, however, to admit to - like 'Hoodie' - having simian lines on both of his palms - a rare genetic abnormality shared by drug addicts, mass murderers, scientific researches and religious fanatics (and, by sheer coincidence, Tony Blair).

Brendon has shown no sign of possessing any of these traits. Yet.