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068 Travel, Backdrops and Readers - LUKE RICHARDSON talks about His Writing Inspirations
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LUKE RICHARDSON is a thriller writer, DJ, and podcaster. He studied journalism at Nottingham University but DJ-ing became his central profession for a while before he changed direction into English teaching within a secondary school and the longer holidays allowed Luke to indulge his passion for travel from which came the inspiration to write.
Luke writes thriller novels and has just launched a much awaited new series entitled The Ark Files – an archaeological thriller trilogy. His books are all based in exciting places around the world to inspire the reader while enjoying some armchair escapism.
Luke has a podcast The Travel Now Podcast and continues to DJ to a lesser extent than before but with just as much enthusiasm.
"The reader completes the process of writing.
You don’t often see the other side.
I am in control of writing the best I can.
It’s an intimate thing sharing 6-7hours with someone through one’s writing. Readers are investing their time in reading something you’ve created, and that’s a real privilege, and an honour, and it’s something I don’t take lightly at all. It’s important that the stories are complete and as good as they can be."
Learn more about Luke Richardson by going to his author page on AMAZON (type in Luke Richardson)
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Luke's website is: https://www.lukerichardsonauthor.com/
Luke’s Instagram address: https://www.instagram.com/lukerichaa/
Luke’s podcast The Travel Now Podcast is on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0U8MgHTK3M8HamD9AVvOyc
Learn more about your podcast host EMMA here: https://www.travellingthrough.co.uk/
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