'Glastonbury' - A Novel by Brian L Porter

Brian L Porter is the author of the novels ‘A Study in Red – The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper’, (Double Dragon Publishing), ‘The Nemesis Cell’, (Stonehedge Publishing) ‘Avenue of the Dead', (Also Stonehedge) and ‘Purple Death’, (Currently in negotiation with publishers). His writing focuses on the dark side of human nature, whether it be in a psychological thriller as depicted in ‘A Study in Red’ or through the interplay between characters such as those found here in ‘Glastonbury’. Murder, mystery and mayhem would be a good description of his work, which can swing easily between the three categories in a fleeting instant.

            Brian at one time served in the Royal Air force, and has retained a love of all things to do with aviation. His writing career began as a poet, with over two hundred works being published, before he moved on to short stories, again with a successful list of publications to his name, including the anthologies ‘The Voice of Anton Bouchard’ and ‘Murder, Mayhem and ‘Mexico. Finally, he moved into the world of the full-length novel, and ‘Glastonbury’ is the latest in his growing list of published works.

            A member of The American Authors Association and The Military Writers Society of America, he also finds time to act as poetry editor for Balderdash Literary Journal and occasionally operates as a sci-fi conceptual consultant for a US e-publisher. He lists his hobbies as ‘the study of forensics and the criminal mind’.

            Brian lives in the UK, has a grown-up son, and now shares his life with his wife Juliet, two step-daughters and three rescue dogs. Further information on his work can be found at his website, www.freewebs.com/brianlp

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