Tony Moyle was born in the small town of Shepton Mallet in 1976 and has spent the last four decades attempting to find a third reason for the town to be famous (following Babycham and a Frank Bruno World Title fight). Although he studied Chemistry at Exeter University he was rubbish at it.

After twenty years of prevarication he published his first novel, 'The Limpet Syndrome' book one of 'How to Survive the Afterlife.'

Tony is currently working on three book series; ‘How to Survive the Afterlife’ a surreal funny fantasy series, ‘The Ally Oldfield’ series which are historical fictions thrillers and the Dystopian Sci-Fi series called the ‘Circuit’. Tony is also working on a series of standalone novels.

The recurring themes in Tony’s books are ‘flawed characters’, ‘personal identity’ and ‘social conscious’ often satirically in the style of Douglas Adams, Terry Pratchett, Neil Gaiman and always based on a fast paced stories that keep you reading.

Tony lives in the small town of Billingshurst at the base of the South Downs national park. He likes to hold a guitar and pretend he knows what he’s doing with it.

Tony loves engaging with his readers and conducts a monthly ‘video call’ with a reader called ‘Bookends’ which are available to watch on the Blog and Facebook Page. If you want to get in touch please do.