Tony Judge

Tony Judge lives in Worcestershire, England. He writes novels, short stories, satirical pieces and short poems. He makes a living as a freelance writer, is the author of several non-fiction books, published by BWCS and ARCchart, and is a member of the UK Society of Authors. He produced his first novel, Sirocco Express, in 2006; it has subsequently received many excellent reviews. It describes the experiences of a young Nigerian student at the hands of people smugglers while travelling from Lagos to London. In 2010, he completed his second novel, The Whole Rotten Edifice. In this work of historical fiction, set during the desperate defence of Moscow in 1941/2, a father and daughter fight for the Red Army: he as a general, she as a sniper.

Website: http://www.tonyjudge.me.uk/
Blog: http://smudgerschmudger.blogspot.com/

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