Product Description
This e-book contains ten stories from the crowded mind of David Barber.
There’s a variation of stories from a psychiatrist having a bad day to a school teacher being pushed over the edge - and a few confessions in between. The collection includes a mixture of genres with elements of crime and noir running through them as well as some dark wit.
David Barber is from Manchester, England but now lives in Crieff, Scotland with his wife, Lisa, their 2 daughters, Imogen and Melissa and their West Highland Terrier, Archie.
He wrote a long time ago but left it on the backburner when his children were born. He was inspired to start writing again in 2009 when his friend, and editor of Thrillers, Killers ‘n’ Chillers, Col Bury, invited him to send something into the magazine. His story (all six sentences of it) was accepted and went on to win a Bullet Award. That little accolade gave him the confidence to get back to it.
Since then, his writing has appeared in many online magazines as well as in e-book and print anthologies.
David is also the editor of The Laughter Shack, where he masquerades as BJ Titzengolf, helped by his loyal assistants, Joanne Kallott and Mike Oxlong.
He is currently working on his first novel.
You can find out more and follow his progress at: davidjbarber.wordpress.com
There’s a variation of stories from a psychiatrist having a bad day to a school teacher being pushed over the edge - and a few confessions in between. The collection includes a mixture of genres with elements of crime and noir running through them as well as some dark wit.
David Barber is from Manchester, England but now lives in Crieff, Scotland with his wife, Lisa, their 2 daughters, Imogen and Melissa and their West Highland Terrier, Archie.
He wrote a long time ago but left it on the backburner when his children were born. He was inspired to start writing again in 2009 when his friend, and editor of Thrillers, Killers ‘n’ Chillers, Col Bury, invited him to send something into the magazine. His story (all six sentences of it) was accepted and went on to win a Bullet Award. That little accolade gave him the confidence to get back to it.
Since then, his writing has appeared in many online magazines as well as in e-book and print anthologies.
David is also the editor of The Laughter Shack, where he masquerades as BJ Titzengolf, helped by his loyal assistants, Joanne Kallott and Mike Oxlong.
He is currently working on his first novel.
You can find out more and follow his progress at: davidjbarber.wordpress.com
