Author

Bryon Williams, ex-stage and television actor, script writer, producer, director, and recently turned novelist, is now settled in Brisbane. Two of his previous novels, The Grumpy Old Withered of Oz, a comedic, semi-autobiographical book about the frustrations of ageing and life as his wife’s carer in the not- so-fast lane of the Zzzzzzzzz Generation, and The Twilight Escort Agency, an hilarious and bawdy account of a mythical escort agency for the ‘more mature’ client, have enjoyed very positive independent reader response, as has his third novel, the whimsical comedy crime-fantasy, ideal for cat lovers, Code Name: Millicent – The Cat Intelligence Agent Who Came Out of the Cold. The Tourist from the Light, an intriguing paranormal romance with an underlying theme of a thought- provoking alternative spiritual philosophy, followed. His fifth novel, The Burning Boy, is an exciting action/crime page turner based on the horrors that haunt an ex-Vietnam War cameraman who returns to Australia in the mid seventies and becomes inadvertently involved in a sophisticated and lethal people-smuggling racket. Bryon then turned to a murder mystery with a difference in his, The Reluctant Psychic, and, The Psychic Spy. Again changing genre he then penned Naked Warrior an erotic fantasy of one soul, two bodies. With the heart breaking loss of his wife he then penned his autobiographical memoir, the tragicomedy, A Light at the End. His latest offering, Not in the Public Interest is based on the true story of a friend and high profile entertainer, Patti Allen-Price, who’s daughter, Traceyanne, was found savagely beaten and strangled to death near a Gold Coast golf course in 1988. Her husband, a Palestinian freedom fighter, was arrested and charged but acquitted of her murder and rearrested on perjury charges and perverting the course of justice. He was found guilty and appealed to the High Court and was again freed on a technicality.