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Katy Moran

Katy Moran

31st March 2015 by Katy Moran

I grew up in the countryside and always felt a strong connection with the landscape around me, and all the things that had happened there in the past, as if I were part of it. There was a dark pool down a lane where I was convinced they used to duck witches. I had an overactive imagination. I wrote my first novel when I was twelve – it was dreadful but I loved doing it.

I went to university in Manchester where I read a lot, fell into a trench on a dig and started writing what became Bloodline. When I left I stopped writing for years and worked in publishing, which was brilliant, although I always felt something was missing, and I could never quite let go of Essa as a character. It wasn’t till a friend read Bloodline and gave me the confidence to finish it that I really started writing again. I’m glad I did.

Published works:

Bloodline

Bloodline

Bloodline Rising

Bloodline Rising

Spirit Hunter

Spirit Hunter

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