Before I ever dreamed of being a journalist, I only really wanted to be a storyteller. As a kid, I wrote stories, read books, watched movies, played video and role-playing games and that interest in creating and crafting characters in precarious situations has never really gone away. British author Antony Johnston grew up in a similar way just outside Birmingham in the mid-1970s. His interest in comics, video and role-playing games led him to a near 20-year career. His latest book, 'The Tempus Project' is the second in his series of high-tech spy novels featuring MI6 cyber-analyst Brigitte Sharp. But his most celebrated work to date was a little graphic novel called "The Coldest City" which became the 2017 Charlize Theron action movie, "Atomic Blonde."
You can learn more about Antony and his work at his website:
www.antonyjohnston.com
Antony's writing development book, The Organized Writer, can be found at: http://organised-writer.com/
You can also find it on Amazon, Audible and iBooks.