The narrator is a frustrated novelist, published just twice, under different pseudonyms. Living hand to mouth on what little work he can get as a proof-reader and occasional editor, he lives on the edge of Brontë country in a small town in the Calder Valley. When approached by the mysterious Editor-in-Chief, our hero is offered the deal of an eternal lifetime.
A cavalcade of characters parades through the pages as though they actually belonged there, in this biting satire. The life of an unsuccessful writer writ, if not large, certainly in exceedingly broad strokes.
No characters, companies, or indeed anything at all portrayed within the pages of ‘Brontë’s Inferno’ exist, any similarities to anything real at all is purely coincidental.
If you like your books off-beat, weird and just plain wacky, this one is for you. If not, well…
That’s fine, too.
You can pre-order for Kindle, or wait for paperback or hardback on publication day… Yes, April Fools’ Day.
Ewan Lawrie, Writer 