Isn’t it good? Isn’t it fine? Isn’t it madness; we meld your minds! Time to put your mind goggles on again and loosen your kimono for a bit more of the chaos cabaret that is Plastic Brain Press Presents.
In this episode our feature interview is with the author Eamonn Griffin and there’s an extract from his novel East, Of England - a unique slice of Brit Noir which came out earlier this year through Unbound. Eamonn Griffin was born and raised in Lincolnshire, though these days he lives in north-east Wales. He's worked as a stonemason, a strawberry picker, in plastics factories, in agricultural and industrial laboratories, in a computer games shop, and latterly in further and higher education. We talked about his experience of publishing via the emerging platform of Unbound, what his writing process is like and which celebrity he would urinate next to if he ever got the chance. Find out more about Eamonn here: http://www.eamonngriffinwriting.com/
This episode also returns to Joe Hayden’s Cupboard to find out what’s been going on in his brain. Have wet wipes handy.
Of course this is all held together by hosts Melody Clark & Richard Daniels. Why not check their work out at www.plasticbrainpress.com. There’s a free mind meld with every purchase!
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Presented by Melody Clark & Richard Daniels