A.T. Atmore
author
Available books:
LILY
A story about the most heinous sins and whether there is forgiveness when those sins are committed for a reason. Through the life of a little girl, full of horror and mystery, we get an answer to this question. An extremely disturbing, unusual book that evokes deep emotions. The first in the Lily series.
Don't plan ahead
Mystical horror with multiple threads, set in different time planes, where everything is connected to everything else. The story is full of surprising twists and turns, and from beginning to end the reader feels as if they are on a terrifying rollercoaster ride.
Recalculating the human equation
The book series version of the hit album by the famous Dutch band. It mixes A.T. Atmore's unique style with the story of the concept album, with many new details. A real rarity for fans of the band.
A.T. Atmore has been a musician since he was a teenager and later became known for it, but he has also spent many years running radio shows and managing various bands. After starting a family, he decided to give up his musical career, took a pen name and continued as a writer.
This was a long-standing dream of his, and he had gained experience in writing articles, interviews and reviews for various music magazines.
Since he did not want to be known as a one book writer, instead of working on the same book over and over again, he wrote more over the years. However, he did not want to publish any of them until he felt ready to face the reading public.
The horror, mystical and thriller genres are closest to his heart, but he feels it is important to communicate something deep to the reader. That is why his books also shed light on social problems and carry messages that are taboo for some.
His style is such that his books are worth reading again and again. This way, the stories are seen in a different light and many small details are revealed, giving the reader a fuller picture.
Some of his favorite authors are: Dan Simmons, Donald Ray Pollock, Frank Schatzing, Bryn Greenwood, Bret Easton Ellis.
A.T. Atmore lives in an English town with his wife and two children.