Burt Clinchandhill

Dutch-born, award-winning author Burt Clinchandhill, Wrote his first short stories in his teens. Early on he left his writing passion pursuing a career in photography and later on made several career changes. After almost 30 years, he returned to writing with his first novel, Kursk, the tragedy of 118 men. A thriller based on true facts.

After one-year Clinchandhill's came back with his second political thriller, 47 Hours, again inspired by true events about a coup against Hugo Chavez. Using a creative blend of fact and fiction, drama, and dialogue, Clinchandhill always touches the core of an adventure that will keep the reader chained to the story from beginning to end.

After the success of 'Kursk' and 47 Hours, the author brought back his fictional character James Mitchel for his third and final venture into the political intrigues that inspire Clinchandhill's passionate work, The Mogadishu Encounter.

Currently, Clinchandhill's newest edition to his work is his latest Matthew Bishop trilogy, created in a different genre of conspiracy thrillers/religious mysteries. After Aldaraia and Lemuria the third part, Atacama is expected in the fall of 2021.