William Jones also writes as William Gerwyn and William Gerwyn Jones.
As a mature student, Anglesey born William Gerwyn managed to secure a BSc (Hons) in Psychology as well as a Masters degree in Criminology a while back. Started his PhD and then stopped when he finally got bored of being penniless. All his course fees were paid from TV acting roles.
After seventeen years, William Gerwyn recently - and gladly - stepped away from his role as an advocate and the focus of each day is to accrue as much quality to his life as he can, enjoying living on and travelling around the beautiful Isle of Anglesey. So each day consists of recovering ‘time-lost-to-self’ and expanding on ‘time-gained-for-self’ - something he advocates all decent people to consider doing.
He enjoys growing as many varieties of tomatoes as he can and cooking for his friends. He strives for genuine compliments of his food although his patience is wearing thin by now.
William Gerwyn has published the ebook, 'Anglesey Hidden Gem, and four books in both ebook and paperback: 'I'm Waiting as Quickly as I Can', 'Given a Reason to Kill', 'Appalling Lies & Inspirational Missives from Anglesey' and, most recently, 'A Futile Hope - Six Days...'.
He has discovered that he is extremely attractive to feral cats, which he puts down to cats being able to spot a mug from a far distance. William Gerwyn is convinced that local feral cats share a form of feline social media and are willing to queue for his attention. He suspects that the feline social media comments regarding him state something like, 'This human has been trained well and is generally obedient to commands'.
William Gerwyn is now writing his next novel, which, as always, and most profoundly, will be ready when it's ready.
He also writes on his website about Anglesey: www.anglesey-hidden-gem.com and invites you to visit and share any stories of your visits to the Island.