The sequel: When Evil Calls Your Name, was published in December 2015, and quickly reached # 1 in Biographies and Memoirs of Women in the UK, # 1 in Biographies and Memoirs of Criminals in Australia, and # 1 in Violence in Society in the USA.
I write dark and topical psychological suspense thrillers, which draw on my experiences as a police officer and child protection social worker.
2. What’s the best thing about being a writer?
Being my own boss. (But don’t tell the wife that.)
3. And the worst?
Accepting that you can’t please everyone.
4. If you weren’t a writer, what job would you be doing now?
I’d be living a life of leisure. Well, no one can stop me dreaming.
5. Do you have a special writing place?
If only! Perhaps I’ll have somewhere in the warm sun with a view of the sea one day.
6. Which writers to you most admire and why?
7. If you could choose a different genre to write in for just one book – what would it be and why?
Something uplifting and life affirming; something that expounds hope and optimism. Something to remind me and others of life’s positives.
8. Why psychological thrillers – what attracts you to the genre?
I guess, given my career, psychological thrillers chose me.
9. What are your future writing plans?
I’m writing a third dark psychological thriller at the moment, and hope to have it finished by September. Once it’s finished, I’ll go from there.
You can find John at http://www.johnnicholl.com/
Thanks for including me on your blog, it's appreciated.
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