Prem Rao's Blog - Posts Tagged "thrillers"
I am new here:)
Hi, I am Prem Rao and I am a thriller writer. I haven't really used Goodreads too much but it looks interesting and I am giving it a try.
I have a writing blog called, "Writing To Be Read" http://premkumarrao.wordpress.com
My two published books are: "It Can't Be You" and " Lucky For Some, 13."
Information on my writing work, books published and to be published is available at my website: http://premraostoryteller.com
It Can't be You: A Spiral of VengeanceLucky for some, 13
I have a writing blog called, "Writing To Be Read" http://premkumarrao.wordpress.com
My two published books are: "It Can't Be You" and " Lucky For Some, 13."
Information on my writing work, books published and to be published is available at my website: http://premraostoryteller.com
It Can't be You: A Spiral of VengeanceLucky for some, 13
Re-discovering Goodreads.
I am no expert and I am still finding my feet here. I discovered to start with that “It Can’t Be You” was attributed to “.Prem Rao”. The additional “.” that preceded my name ( God knows how it got there) prevented me from adding this book to my author list. I re-created a spot for the book. I may have lost the ratings for the book but it means more to me to have all my books in one place under my name, which is “Prem Rao.”
Having always been a voracious reader especially of books relating to the military, spy stuff as well as mystery and thrillers, I was delighted to spot some of my all-time favourite books. I have marked them as “read” but I must confess I first read many of them not recently but decades ago. I was flooded with memories as I saw the familiar titles by those familiar names. There is no doubt that they influenced my writing. Some of my favourite authors over time: John Masters, Ian Fleming, Alistair MacLean, Harold Robbins, Paul Brickhill….the list goes on and on. They influenced me to do what I love more than anything else, be a writer of thrillers. This dream came true.
Extracted from my blog post in my writing blog, "Writing To be Read."
Having always been a voracious reader especially of books relating to the military, spy stuff as well as mystery and thrillers, I was delighted to spot some of my all-time favourite books. I have marked them as “read” but I must confess I first read many of them not recently but decades ago. I was flooded with memories as I saw the familiar titles by those familiar names. There is no doubt that they influenced my writing. Some of my favourite authors over time: John Masters, Ian Fleming, Alistair MacLean, Harold Robbins, Paul Brickhill….the list goes on and on. They influenced me to do what I love more than anything else, be a writer of thrillers. This dream came true.
Extracted from my blog post in my writing blog, "Writing To be Read."
