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M.J.C Heathcote

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Born

in Carshalton, The United Kingdom

Website

https://www.mjcheathcote.com/

Twitter

@HeathcoteMjc

Genre

Paranormal, Horror, Mystery

Influences

Stephen King, James Lee Burke

Member Since

March 2019

URL

https://www.goodreads.com/mjcheathcote

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The eldest of three boys, Matthew James Charles Heathcote was born to Alison and Douglas Heathcote in Carshalton, Surrey, in 1973, close to their Mitcham home. In 1982 the family moved to Norfolk, where Matthew lives today with his wife, their young daughter, and a cockapoo named Weasel. Doves and Crows is Matthew's first novel and was published by Michael Terence Publishing in December 2018, following the publication of two short stories - Dreamgirl, also by Michael Terence Publishing, and The Man in the Black Cagoule, by Park Publications. He is presently working on his second novel.

Matthew can usually be found walking the Weasel, reading, writing or listening to an audiobook (presently anything by Stephen King or James Lee Burke and nar ...more

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M.J.C Heathcote I'll move onto something else - a new short story, perhaps - and return to the problem piece in a day or three. That or go for a long walk. …moreI'll move onto something else - a new short story, perhaps - and return to the problem piece in a day or three. That or go for a long walk. (less)

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M.J.C Heathcote Write. Write anything, anywhere, whenever you can. If you can't write, think about the scene you will write next. Speak it aloud, even though it will …moreWrite. Write anything, anywhere, whenever you can. If you can't write, think about the scene you will write next. Speak it aloud, even though it will change later. Grease the groove.(less)

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