Trying To Write Books With

Generally My Typical Books Have Lots Of Twists And Turns A Big Surprise Ending And Then Usually Another Surprise At The End And Ideally, As In Garden Of Beasts, We Get To The Very End And We Find At The Last Few Pages That There's Yet Another Surprise.

It's Becoming Apparent That I Like Bad Boys. That's One Of My Problems. They've All Been Bad Boys. You're One Too. You're A Bad Boy. But, I Think You're A Good Bad Boy.

Of Course, All Writers Draw Upon Their Personal Experiences In Describing Day-to-day Life And Human Relationships, But I Tend To Keep My Own Experiences Largely Separate From My Stories.

Readers Are Paramount. I Live To Write Books For Them.

Robert Rotenberg Does For Toronto What Ian Rankin Does For Edinburgh.