Daniel Abrahams
Daniel Abrahams is a London born sports, entertainment and fashion journalist who has worked on numerous regional, national and international newspaper and magazine titles over the past 20 years.
His new website is: DPAbrahams.co.uk - subscription is free and there is free exclusive subscriber content throughout the year, along with updates.
His most recent title published by Pitch Publishing, 71/72: Football's Greatest Season? Top the Hottest New Releases and History of Sports for football books on Amazon.
www.pitchpublishing.co.uk
ISBN-10 : 1785318705
ISBN-13 : 978-1785318702
In 2013 he worked as ghostwriter on: Through Adversity: The Fight for Rugby League in the RAF. the title is available through Scratching Shed Publishing Ltd. www.scratchingshedpublishing.com
ASIN: B00SLVEXRQ
For his first work of fiction, The Wooden Heart the author was granted use of lyrics by Bjork and her first band The Sugarcubes from their song Traitor and by Pete Voss lead singer of Campag Velocet from their song Ain't No Funki Tangerine. The dark thriller deals with the last attempts of Dale to haul his life away from the pits of despair, before the reality of his selfish behaviour does more than just haunt his every waking hour. It was released on Amazon Kindle, in October 2016 and has received wide praise with numerous five star reviews. It is available using this link: http://amzn.eu/haaNRsQ
His second fiction release on Amazon Kindle, Books, Bits & Bobs is a compilation of short stories. Ranging from dark thriller ‘linear’ shorts, one paragraph thought provoking pieces to an apocalyptic novella of unseen proportions, Abrahams has drawn together a collection of his fiction writings stretching back to 2011. Books, Bits & Bobs swings from dreamlike states of romance and comedy, to tragedy, betrayal and beauty; traversing the everyday to the everlasting. Featuring characters who are reviled, revered, rampant and rabid, living on the edge of discovery or the brink of destruction. There is plenty to get your teeth into and your mind wondering.
