Carole Morin

Carole Morin was born in the east end of Glasgow and now lives in Soho, London.

She was Associate Editor of Granta magazine and Literary Fellow at the University of East Anglia.

She has beaten Stanley Kubrick in a dessert eating contest, drunk mojitos with Fidel Castro, and been mistaken for Graham Greene’s Eurasian daughter in Hanoi. She lives in Soho.

For a full biog go to Carole Morin’s Wikipedia page.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carole_Morin

Her new book Fleshworld is "even better than the last" Carole's mum.

Fleshworld #futurenoir

Threatened by a killer virus, the city formerly known as London splits into two zones. On one side the safe bubble of Pure World; on the other the perils of Fleshworld. When Rich’s perfect wife disappears, he has to cross to the dark side to save her. Time is running out. Has she already been soiled forever?

LISTEN TO AN EXTRACT OF SPYING ON STRANGE MEN HERE:

http://carolemorin.co.uk/extract/

TWISTED LOVE STORY THRILLER SCREWBALL NOIR

Praise for Carole Morin:

'There's a whiff of mischief about her writing like brimstone.' Maureen Cleave, Daily Telegraph

'An intriguing blend of sophistication and innocence.' John Fowles

'Wickedly entertaining, smart and stunningly original.' Literary Review

'A cocktail of sex, booze and film stars...the fast pace and punchy writing are addictive.' Guardian

'Lolita with a brain.' Sunday Times

'Sylvia Plath with a sense of humour.' The Herald

'Witty, sick, subversive and it made me laugh. Who could ask for more?' Al Alvarez

'About five minutes after finishing this book I sat down and read it again.' Mail on Sunday

'A dark bloodstained book fashioned from the motherlode of a bizarre upbringing.' The Times

'In Dead Glamorous heroin overleaps the Ewan McGregor cool debacle and becomes something Morin can dismiss as an excellent slimming aid.' New York Post

'Dead Glamorous is like vintage champagne, fizzing with potential, immediately refreshing and wonderfully potent.' Scotsman

'Original to the point of uniqueness.' Alexander Linklater

'A work of rare imaginative power.' GQ

www.carolemorin.co.uk