Grahame Peace

Grahame Peace

I was born in Huddersfield, in the North of England, and have lived there for most of my life.I've always enjoyed writing, and since I retired, writing has become my full-time occupation. My book genres are fashion, amusing, paranormal, and historical mysteries.I don't write horror as such; my books tend to revolve more around history, the paranormal, hauntings, and the mysterious with some humour. My new book Jocasta Bradman Investigates A Regency Mystery is just out and is the fifth book in the series.All my books are available worldwide on Amazon in both Kindle and paperback formats. I'm also starting to introduce my books in audio format.'Liking' my Grahame Peace Author page is the best ...
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Inside the Mind - Grahame Peace

  • What inspired you to start writing?
    I began writing when I retired. It was something I'd always enjoyed, but up to that point, most of my writing had been for academic assignments or work-related reports.
  • Can you tell us a little about your latest book?
    My latest book is called Jocasta Bradman Investigates A Regency Mystery. This is book five in my series of amusing, paranormal, historical mysteries. It's set in both 1932 and 1817 and is a haunted house mystery involving a Regency love story. Jocasta Bradman is a talented spiritual medium whom I adore writing about. I love her character.
  • How do you create your characters?
    I think my characters come from everyday life, all the people I meet or have seen in films, TV shows, books, and the media.
  • What does your typical writing day look like?
    It often involves a lot of research, as my books contain a lot of historical facts and details. I write most days, some days are far more productive than others.
  • What has been the most rewarding part of being an indie author?
    For me, it's about learning and being creative.
  • What’s one challenge you’ve faced in your writing journey?
    My challenge is the same as most authors. It's about getting visibility and finding an audience, along with overcoming self-doubt and imposter syndrome.
  • Do you have any favorite writing tools or apps?
    I research everything to help enrich my writing, but I don't have a favourite tool or app.
  • What advice would you give to new or aspiring indie authors?
    Do it because you love writing and literature, not to become rich and famous. It takes stamina; you have to keep going and never give up. Few become an overnight success.
  • How do you handle book promotion as an indie author?
    I use social media, and I've used Fussy Librarian and Written Word Media on their Bargain Booksy site with mixed results. Promotion is tough for many authors, and advertising is expensive with no guarantees of sales.
  • What’s next for you? Are you working on a new book?
    I'm currently working on book six in my Jocasta Bradman Investigates series. All my books can be found on Amazon. I'm also venturing into audiobooks. You can find me at grahamepeaceauthor.com