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Chris Lynch

Chris Lynch is a writer, technologist, digital marketeer, film-maker, comic book guy, part-time hypnotist, foodie, and general nuisance.

Chris Lynch is the creator of “Welcome to Neverbury”. Released in 2023, the book was an Amazon #1 bestseller in October 2023 and a KDP Select All Star in November 2023.

For the past few years, Chris has also been writing Doctor Who spin-off stories in the “Haisman Universe” featuring characters such as Brigadier Alistair Lethbridge-Stewart, Lucy Wilson, monsters such as the Quarks and the Great Intelligence, and a few of his own creations. Chris’ first book for the “Lucy Wilson Mysteries” series “Curse of the Mirror Clowns” was short-listed for a Scribe Award in 2019.

When Chris isn’t working on books, he also writes screenplays, comic books, and audio dramas. His most recent screenplay, OffWorld, is currently in post-production with a major US distributor attached.

Once a week Chris is co-host of an online radio show/podcast “Soundclash” on South Wales ONE. From time to time, you can also find him at live South Wales ONE community and charity events.

By day, Chris is IT Director for a major InsureTech business in South Wales and, prior to that, was CTO and founder of the a leading digital agency specializing in eCommerce and bespoke solutions. Chris enjoys writing about technology and digital marketing, with particular reference to how these intersect with writing and how authors can better market themselves online. In 2018, Chris wrote [“The Truth About SEO”], a guide to digital marketing for business owners that became a number 1 Amazon Best Seller in a number of categories.

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