The Road to Cromer Pier by Martin Gore - Cover Reveal
The Road
to Cromer Pier
Janet’s first love arrives out of the blue
after forty years. Those were simpler times for them both. Sunny childhood
beach holidays, fish and chips and big copper pennies clunking into one armed
bandits.
The Wells family has run the Cromer Pier
Summertime Special Show for generations. But it’s now 2009 and the recession is
biting hard. Owner Janet Wells and daughter Karen are facing an uncertain
future. The show must go on, and Janet gambles on a fading talent show star.
But both the star and the other cast members have their demons. This is a story
of love, loyalty and luvvies. The road to Cromer Pier might be the end of their
careers, or it might just be a new beginning.
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I am a 61 year old Accountant who semi-retired to explore my love
of creative writing. In my career I held Board level jobs for over twenty five
years, in private, public and third sector organisations. I was born in
Coventry, a city then dominated by the car industry and high volume
manufacturing. Jaguar, Triumph, Talbot, Rolls Royce, Courtaulds, Massey
Ferguson were the major employers, to name but a few.
When I was nine year’s old I told my long suffering mother that as I liked English composition and drama I was going to be a Playwright. She told me that I should work hard at school and get a proper job. She was right of course.
I started as an Office Junior at Jaguar in 1973 at eleven pounds sixty four a week. I thus grew up in the strike torn, class divided seventies. My first career ended in 2015, when I semi retired as Director of Corporate services at Humberside Probation. My second career, as a Non Executive Director, is great as it has allowed me free time to travel and indulge my passion for writing, both in novels and for theatre.
The opportunity to rekindle my interest in writing came in 2009, when I wrote my first pantomime, Cinderella, for my home group, the Walkington Pantomime Players. I have now written eight. I love theatre, particularly musical theatre, and completed the Hull Truck Theatre Playwrite course in 2010. My first play, a comedy called He's Behind You, had its first highly successful showing in January 2016, so I intend to move forward in all three creative areas.
Pen Pals was my first novel, but a second, The Road to Cromer Pier, will be released in the Summer of 2019.
When I was nine year’s old I told my long suffering mother that as I liked English composition and drama I was going to be a Playwright. She told me that I should work hard at school and get a proper job. She was right of course.
I started as an Office Junior at Jaguar in 1973 at eleven pounds sixty four a week. I thus grew up in the strike torn, class divided seventies. My first career ended in 2015, when I semi retired as Director of Corporate services at Humberside Probation. My second career, as a Non Executive Director, is great as it has allowed me free time to travel and indulge my passion for writing, both in novels and for theatre.
The opportunity to rekindle my interest in writing came in 2009, when I wrote my first pantomime, Cinderella, for my home group, the Walkington Pantomime Players. I have now written eight. I love theatre, particularly musical theatre, and completed the Hull Truck Theatre Playwrite course in 2010. My first play, a comedy called He's Behind You, had its first highly successful showing in January 2016, so I intend to move forward in all three creative areas.
Pen Pals was my first novel, but a second, The Road to Cromer Pier, will be released in the Summer of 2019.
I’m an old fashioned writer I guess. I want you to laugh and to cry. I want you to believe in my characters, and feel that my stories have a beginning, a middle, and a satisfactory ending.
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