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Kaaron Warren

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I wanted to be a writer from a very young age, and wrote my first proper short story at 14. I also wrote a novel that year, called “Skin Deep”‘, which I really need to type up.

I started sending stories out when I was about 23, and sold my first one, “White Bed”", in 1993. Since then I’ve sold about 70 short stories, two short story collections and three novels.

I’m an avid and broad reader but I also like reality TV so don’t always expect intelligent conversation from me.
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Kaaron Warren I haven't read that one, but it sounds fascinating. I love books that look at the world from a different angle.
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I haven't read that one, but it sounds fascinating. I love books that look at the world from a different angle.
I'm reading Shadows & Tall Trees, a short story anthology. Talking about looking at the world from a different angle, each of these stories do that, in different ways. (I have a story in there, which is why I have a copy). A more straightforward but excellent read was Jesse Kellerman's The Brutal Art. (less)
Kaaron Warren Waking up in the moment and knowing I have stories to work on. Having the ideas and being able to express them. Also the freedom 'being a writer' give…moreWaking up in the moment and knowing I have stories to work on. Having the ideas and being able to express them. Also the freedom 'being a writer' gives you. People expect you to be a bit whacky and odd, which is good!(less)
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My latest! “Bitters”, a novella from Cemetery Dance.

IFWG have released a new edition of Tide of Stone, with a gorgeous new cover!

Crystal Lake Publishing published “Vandal: Tales of Damage”. A series of novellas from me, Aaron Dries and J.S. Breukelaar. So fabulous! My story is called “The Deathplace Set”.

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