Comedy

When Benjamin Bunt gives up his tedious office job to flee to London to live the life of a bohemian writer, a number of strange things happen. His long standing family butler turns up, followed by a host of old acquaintances, including his old college friend the Islamic fundamentalist Karim Khan and the slave trading junkie, Skag. With a Mad Monk, a talking Chicken and the international crime fighter Detective Inspector Banks in tow, it makes for a range of bizarre adventures including finding the Bunt inheritance, breaking up an international slave trading operation and hunting down the anti-Christ. But life is never that simple. Especially when the Monk wants the Chicken for a kebab and the Son of God turns out to be a pot smoking naturist...

After fifty years of living alone, a dedicated career hermit suddenly finds himself the object of a lovely--and promiscuous--young lady's affections. To complicate matters, her father is the mayor of their village, and he views her behavior as a "political embarrassment" that could cost him the next election. This sets in motion a story full of politicians plotting devious and underhanded schemes, a PR firm working feverishly to spin the heck out of the various scandals that result, a hermit whose spiritual journey goes terribly awry, and a girl who wishes people would just let her enjoy life in her own way.

Joe Finch thinks he is leading a perfectly happy existence until the day he discovers that he isn't. After a violent seizure, he is diagnosed with a brain tumour and given five months to live. Unfortunately, with the new direction that his life has taken, five months may be far longer than he can stand. It isn't long before Joe begins to wonder; is he delusional, or is he the only one who's sane? And why would a duck need a raincoat?

(Science Fiction) In what started out as a simple one page play on words-- became a short story. Months later I decided to expand it into a novel. The final product has taken almost 6 years to produce, with at least 20 rewrites, and I guess it would be best described as a humorous/fantasy/sci-fi short-story double trilogy novel that's free for whoever wants to read it. It has received a lot of praise since I completed it.