You’ve Got To Finish It – AD Barker – Joined Up#157

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It’s episode 157 with AD Barker, author of dark novels and stories, including his latest ghostly book – Society Place. We chatted about he overcame his struggles with literacy and education, how he finds the discipline and time to write and loads more about his process and journey to publication.

Andrew David Barker is an author and filmmaker. Born in Derby, has had pretty much every job going, from window fitter, rail track worker, to carpet salesman and beyond.


As a filmmaker he wrote and directed A Reckoning and the award-winning short films, Two Old Boys and Shining Tor. He is the author of The Electric, Dead Leaves, Winter Freits, The Winterman, and now his latest novel, Society Place, which is out right now.

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About Wayne

Editor and Soundman for MGL Media (@mglmedia) and currently completing debut novel 'Safe Hands'. Love Writing and hosting The Joined Up Writing Podcast. Follow @MrKelly2u or @jupodcast on Twitter and say hello.
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