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P.J. Ferguson
Hello Barbara,
I hop this message finds you safe and well, I will do my best to answer your question. I am not to far from Manchester lol,,,, just a short drive.
I hop this message finds you safe and well, I will do my best to answer your question. I am not to far from Manchester lol,,,, just a short drive.
P.J. Ferguson
Hello,
I am not offended at all, I would like to thank you for taking the time not only to read my profile but also for taking the time to interact with me.
I will be completely honest, it is more than likely a typo. I do have very bad Dyslexia so spelling and writing is very difficult for me.
I get a lot of help with stories and I mean a lot of help.
I hope this helps, thank you again.
I am not offended at all, I would like to thank you for taking the time not only to read my profile but also for taking the time to interact with me.
I will be completely honest, it is more than likely a typo. I do have very bad Dyslexia so spelling and writing is very difficult for me.
I get a lot of help with stories and I mean a lot of help.
I hope this helps, thank you again.
P.J. Ferguson
Music always Music, the inspiration for my new book came many years ago and I mean many years ago over 12 years ago while watching the sugar babes freak babes freak like me (don't Judge).
P.J. Ferguson
I am currently working on a Novel called "The First", it is a tale set in Liverpool UK here is the Synopsis.
Alex Balder is a bitter and jaded man. With an acrimonious divorce and the loss of his job as a respected Fleet Street reporter, he feels even more of a failure, not just at life, but as a human being. Unable to relate to anyone or anything, and barely clinging onto his job at a small local newspaper in Liverpool, he can’t understand what went wrong or why he feels so different from others around him. That is until he’s returning home from a late night assignment and everything changes.
Instinctively intervening in a brutal crime he sees taking place, Alex opens up a whole new world he would never have believed existed. What was that ugly, vicious, repulsive thing that he’d been fighting, and who were the strange people watching from the shadows? From that moment, Alex is whisked away into a dark and dangerous existence where he must learn to battle an ancient evil straight from myth and legend. Can Alex accept his new reality, and has he finally found purpose in the role he’s now required to carry out?
WARNING: In this fictional work, the author has placed an alternative view on accepted religious characters, stories, and events. Some of these views are extremely controversial, and he wishes to express caution should you be likely to find this offensive. This novel is not for the faint-hearted, or the truly devout!
Alex Balder is a bitter and jaded man. With an acrimonious divorce and the loss of his job as a respected Fleet Street reporter, he feels even more of a failure, not just at life, but as a human being. Unable to relate to anyone or anything, and barely clinging onto his job at a small local newspaper in Liverpool, he can’t understand what went wrong or why he feels so different from others around him. That is until he’s returning home from a late night assignment and everything changes.
Instinctively intervening in a brutal crime he sees taking place, Alex opens up a whole new world he would never have believed existed. What was that ugly, vicious, repulsive thing that he’d been fighting, and who were the strange people watching from the shadows? From that moment, Alex is whisked away into a dark and dangerous existence where he must learn to battle an ancient evil straight from myth and legend. Can Alex accept his new reality, and has he finally found purpose in the role he’s now required to carry out?
WARNING: In this fictional work, the author has placed an alternative view on accepted religious characters, stories, and events. Some of these views are extremely controversial, and he wishes to express caution should you be likely to find this offensive. This novel is not for the faint-hearted, or the truly devout!
P.J. Ferguson
Don't be afraid of failing, its a big wide world and some people will like your work, not everyone will but then that is impossible! Even the classics have people who don't like them.
Write it, read it, let it grow, let it evolve until you are personally moved by what you have written.
Write it, read it, let it grow, let it evolve until you are personally moved by what you have written.
P.J. Ferguson
I have an number of Heath Problems, it allows me to explore my fears and helps me to get them out.
P.J. Ferguson
I have a lot of Help with my novel(s) due to my dyslexia, So I will stop take a break ask for advice. Always have a Dictaphone with you as you may just be driving and a peace of music will come on, or a building and Boom you will have your answer or even an idea for another story.
Also Allow your story to evolve, to grow and to change as you write it. The Characters will grow as you do and as the story changes so allow it and enjoy the journey and process.
Also Allow your story to evolve, to grow and to change as you write it. The Characters will grow as you do and as the story changes so allow it and enjoy the journey and process.
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