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Big Fibber

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I'm in the happy position of working part-time, which allows me to write three days a week. I've been 'at it' for 15 years now and truly feel my writing is ready for publication - which of us doesn't?

I have three completed novels (mostly comedic), a film script, and a collection of short stories itching to find an audience.

To end on a jolly note, I was rather pleased last year to be longlisted for the Fish Short Story Prize.

(I can be contacted privately via a link provided on my bigfibber website - see below.)

favourite books


Christie Malry's Own Double-Entry (B S Johnson)
The Diary of a Nobody (George & Weedon Grossmith)
Don Quixote (Cervantes)
Property (Valerie Martin)
Memoirs of a Geisha (Arthur Golden)
Of Mice and Men (John Steinbeck)
A Smoking Dot in the Distance (Ivor Gould)
On Chesil Beach (Ian McEwan)
A Confederacy of Dunces (John Kennedy Toole)
and anything by Kazuo Ishiguro.

my websites

http://www.writersbox.net     http://www.bigfibber.co.uk

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my books

The Kooky World of Brendan Bro....

The Big Fibber

The road to mediocrity is proving rockier than Brendan expected. Can he escape his suburban nightmare, or has fate already crumbled his cookie?


The Kooky World of Brendan Broadbent is a ‘turning thirty’ comedy whose anti-hero, a narcoleptic accountant, is in the midst of a pre-mid-life crisis. Trapped in a dead-end job, on the brink of fatherhood, and engaged to the wrong girl, his world seems in danger of disappearing up its own backside. It almost does.

 

Turning Japanese

The Big Fibber

A modern-day Don Quixote ... A deluded suburbanite dons a samurai outfit and sets off on a crazed rescue mission in the orient. Mayhem ensues.


In this comedy/adventure, a nervous breakdown and the madness that results leads our hero Brendan Broadbent on an escapade in the Land of the Rising Sun. Obsessed by the samurai films of Akira Kurosawa, and taking their fiction for real, he becomes convinced he is possessed by the spirit of an ancient warrior. Suitably emboldened, he embarks on a mission to rescue a remote Japanese village in peril – only to find himself embroiled in a conflict between Yakuza gangsters and a former POW bent on revenge for wartime atrocities.

 

David 2.0

The Big Fibber

Frankenstein meets The Truman Show – a modern psychological Gothic where nothing is as it seems.


Awakening in hospital after an accident, a young motorcyclist suspects he is losing his mind – for his world is not as he remembers it. Are his memories and senses conspiring against him, or is something truly amiss? The answer proves more disturbing and profound than he could ever have imagined. Life – for both him and the reader – may never be the same again.

 

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The Knowledge wrote 4 days ago

Hi Big Fibber, My book is simply called ‘Madeline’ (Link below) She....

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Hi there - just extending the hand of friendship. Everything is a li....

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FRAN MACILVEY wrote 19 days ago

Dear Will Thanks for your message - sorry it's taken a while to ge....

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I wrote 58 days ago

Well put - I might pilfer that phrase for my approach letters to agents! Will view book

I wrote 60 days ago

Thanks so much Kim, it's taken a lot of work to get it this far - I think it has legs, so to speak, to get published ... Got my fingers crossed also :~) Will view book

I wrote 86 days ago

Thanks Bea! :-) Will view book

I wrote 118 days ago

Thanks, Iva. Someone else mentioned Adrian Mole also. Have been reading Chapter 21 of Fame and Infamy. Feels a nice mix of literary and mainstream - one thought I had was that the dialogue was a bit long but that's a rather subjective point as it's also enjoyable as it is. Best wishes, Will / Bi... view book

I wrote 134 days ago

Thanks Shain, am checking out your website now, Will (aka the Big Fibber) view book

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