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I write fiction and non-fiction inspired by pop philosophy, science and magick. My blog includes extracts from my upcoming books and previous works, plus occasional book reviews and sporadic outbursts on matters political, comical or just the downright infuriating. My latest project is Sundae Driver: A story of Dan and Stan, with Zelda and the Welder

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