Christopher Ritchie is a writer, journalist, and musician drawn to the liminal spaces between science and spirituality. His novels navigate the territories of horror and thriller genres, exploring ambiguous themes. Through his literary work, Ritchie probes the boundaries of human understanding and belief. His writing offers readers a compelling and unsettling contemplation of the unknown.
2015 INDIEFAB Book of the Year Awards Silver Winner, Horror. TV Presenter Juliette Foster: "Christopher Ritchie's writing is reminiscent of Stephen King's The Shining." An allegory-laden horror-satire in which Stanley, one of the ordinary, is so evil his touch alone freezes girls' minds with fear.
Juliette Foster, a British TV presenter, shares insights from her career, reflecting on the challenges and triumphs of the media industry. Through her experiences, she explores themes of resilience, personal growth, and the evolving landscape of television. Her narrative offers a behind-the-scenes look at the life of a broadcaster, highlighting the importance of authenticity and connection in storytelling. Foster's perspective provides readers with an engaging account of her journey in a competitive field.
A witty, wacky satire on the end of the world, inspired by events of 2016-2017, from Book Award winner Christopher Ritchie. The third world war that occurred just over 100 years earlier all but destroyed civilisation and now, after rescuing her, Marty Molloy must travel back in time with Earth's last angel to stop the 'false apocalypse'.
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