About

 Neil Randall is a working-class novelist and short story writer. Born in a pub, exposure to old style storytelling from a host of larger-than-life local characters made a deep impression on him. When bitten by the reading bug, it was only a matter of time before he put pen to paper himself. Now only a bullet, lethal injection, or any other failsafe life-ender could stop him from sitting down each day and crafting his own stories. His latest book, A Dark Day in the White City (Next Chapter Press) was released in April of this year. His shorter fiction and poetry have been published in the U.K., U.S., India, Australia, and Canada. Further information about his writing can be found at his website, including links to his new online review show Randall Reads…where he talks about the books that helped to shape him as a writer.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

 

NOVELS

The Beauty and Truth Series:

The Russian Trilogy:

The Holy Drinker

The Butterfly and the Wheel

The Black Apples of Nizhny Novgorod

 

The Yugoslav Trilogy:

The Professional Mourner

The Dead Crows of Velika Plana

Flags from the Old Regime

 

I Kill Dogs (Therefore I am…)

The Brothers Campbell (and Their Sad Demise)

 

The Belgrade Trilogy:

The Belgrade School Shootings

From Belgrade with Love

Goodbye to Belgrade

 

The Balkan Trilogy:

A Dark Day in the White City

The Church Over the Zeta

Journey to the End to End of the World

 

NORFOLK NOVELS:

A Quiet Place to Die

Three Days with Adrianna

The Girl Left Behind

SHORT STORY COLLECTIONS:

Tales of Ordinary Sadness

The Nine Lives of Jacob Fallada

A Fancy-Dress Party at a Russian Lunatic Asylum

All Intelligence is Artificial