A thriller that follows the trials and tribulations of its narrator, a forty year old ex-teacher, family man and social recluse, in search of his younger brother. A single clue leads him to a retailer in his local town, Ashenbury, whereby Sam is quickly inducted into a cult religion known merely as the Church of Creativity. The novel serves as a meditation on the power of a single man to restore universal and spiritual order.
A thriller that follows the trials and tribulations of its narrator, a forty year old ex-teacher, family man and social recluse, in search of his younger brother. A single clue leads him to a retailer in his local town, Ashenbury, whereby Sam is quickly inducted into a cult religion known merely as the Church of Creativity. The novel serves as a meditation on the power of a single man to restore universal and spiritual order.
Paul is originally from the West Midlands, but now lives in beautiful Cornwall with his husband, four cats and their Border Collie. He recently completed a PhD in English (Creative Writing) with Leicester University and regularly presents at local, regional and national conferences related to his research & teaching interests. His poetry, short fiction and academic articles have appeared in print and electronic form, including: Aesthetica, The Birmingham Journal of Language and Literature, Education in Practice & Writing in Practice (National Association of Writers in Education), Dyst: Literary Journal, Intima: A Journal of Narrative Medicine, The Crank and Bandit Fiction. A poetry collection, 'The Mirror Box', and his first children's book, 'Sisters of the Pentacle', were both published in 2022 by Hermitage Press.
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