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Welcome to the site. I'm a scribbler of horror and other dark fictions, and my novels and stories have been published in the UK and the US for the last fifteen years. I currently live in India, having been in Scotland for over a decade. For most of that time I've been writing one thing or another. Hopefully some of it has entertained you, or soon will. Let me know.

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"In a genre where some of the most respected voices can't seem to get past vampires and serial killers, Wright doles out startlingly original ideas like he's throwing stones. More importantly, he's knocking us upside the head with them and making us think in a very enjoyable way." - Louis Maistros, Chiaroscuro

Pizza and Surallen

Phew – news updates are all done. Nothing happens for months, then it’s news coming out my ears. Well, three bits of news. Which is quite a lot, when you haven’t had any for a while. Go and buy something to celebrate.

Oh, hang on a minute. Dominos are delivering…

***

Right. Am now fat. Good show.

Busy month coming up, with lots of to-ing and fro-ing from London, and far too many nights in hotels. It starts tomorrow, far too early in the morning, Glasgow to Gatwick, and then the return trip at night. I feel sleepy just contemplating it.

Yet Surallen has still to choose his apprentice, and so I push on. Kate has designed a box of chocolates that looks like a box of tampons. Yasmina has almost no concept at all, and chocolates that make people gag. There’s everything to play for.

With marriage and the move to India fast approaching, this could be my last series of the Apprentice for three or four years. Damned if I’m quitting now…

2 Responses to “Pizza and Surallen”

  1. Jackie Says:

    Okay, I’m not quite getting why you had to go to Gatwick…

    And I looooove Dominoes thin-crust pizza!

  2. Richard Wright Says:

    Pre-India admin in London…

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