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David Donachie – Why did you become a novelist?
Thursday, February 26th, 2009
Q. Why did you decide to become a novelist? Janet Hawkins, Bath
A. I was once asked the same questions by a radio interviewer and my reply was, ‘Desperation. I have tried everything else.’ It’s true, I’d been a decorator, salesman, truck driver, ice-cream vendor, cleaner packer and an entrepreneur who launched a dozen projects and never made much of any of them. So perhaps it’s not surprising that I tried my hand at being a novelist. But really my first novel came by accident. I sat down to write a radio play, and ended up six weeks later with a 400-page book.
David Donachie
Sandy Chisholm Says:
When can we expect the next book in the John Pearce series and will it be the last?
Posted on April 13th, 2013 at 7:52 amLeave a Comment
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