I live and work in London. I'm a freelance proofreader and web editor with extensive experience, although currently working on contract for the civil service.
I have a degree in English and American Literature. I read too much, play too many video games, and love the theatre.
I also write on ciao and dooyoo.
My passion is ...
Old horror films, history, Shakespeare
I know too much about ...
See above
My parents always told me ...
Don't go into teaching
My childhood ambition ...
Changeable, but usually involved being Han Solo
Why I write ...
It stops the brain from rotting
What I am reading/watching/listening to ...
Grant Morrison/Blu-Rays/Instrumental easy listening
M.R. James wrote some of the most celebrated ghost stories in English. A century since the first were published, they still have the power to chill the blood. James himself was a scholar and Provost of Eton. His ghost stories were not his chief priority; he read them out to his friends at Christmas for their amusement. The stories usually have predictable plots, featuring someone – often an academic or a clergyman – searching for lost knowledge, or old treasure, or archaeological trinkets, and awakening sinister forces which implacably track them down. They are usually set in E...
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Member since: July 2011
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