My name is Liam Cross, and I believe in fiction. (if you get that movie reference, then we’re going to be great friends.)
I am a freelance ghostwriter and editor living in Northumberland England, which basically means that I sit hunched up in my room all day and turn coffee into productivity. Not tea as my UK status might have you believe. I hate tea. And yes you read that right.
Aside from coffee-drinking and the occasional editing project or written piece for a client, I spend my time doing what writers do best: writing. And reading of course. I mainly write poetry and crime fiction, and I’m currently almost finished the final draft of my crime novel ‘The Revisiting Darkness’ – it has been a rough two years, but I’ll always love that project, even if nobody else does (my grandma doesn’t count.)
Writing for me is an outlet, a saviour, and I can’t imagine a day without writing at least something. Even if it’s just a short poem, I have to crank something out, because if I don’t I fear that my brain might literally explode and come spiralling down from the sky in small chunks, in the form of brain matter rainfall. Gross.
I also bodybuild, competing in various competitions across the country, and can solve a Rubik’s cube in under thirty seconds – I always have to get that one in there. I think I can move my hands so fast because of all the damn typing.
That’s all there is to me really. Why don’t you step on into my world, follow me on my journey, and share my love of all things written.
Connect with Liam:
Check out Liam’s website, where you can find all of the necessary information regarding his editing services and experience: liamjcrosswritingandediting.com
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