Roy Gill
Roy Gill was born and lives in Edinburgh, and has a PhD from Stirling University on the topic of media fandom. He has taught English and Film at Stirling and Strathclyde, and also worked front-of-house in a theatre. He has always enjoyed writing, and has published articles, reviews and short fiction in books and journals such as Critical Quarterly, Creeping Flesh and Fractured West. In 2009/10 he won a New Writer’s Award from the Scottish Book Trust. His supernatural teen novels Daemon Parallel and Werewolf Parallel are set in a fictional version of Edinburgh.
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Books by Roy Gill
Kelpies Prizes 2019: Now Closed!
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