No Reason for Insanity: A Haszard Narrative
- Haszardcrimeblack comedy
- Categories:Literature & Fiction Mystery & Supernatural
- Language:English(Translation Services Available)
- Publication date:February,2016
- Pages:250
- Retail Price:3.93 USD
- Size:152mm×228mm
- Page Views:192
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Description
As progress is made, further events occur, endangering the life of Haszard and his friends, and he is forced to delve into the deepest recesses of his resourcefulness . . .
No Reason for Insanity is a crime/mystery/black comedy narrative, displaying the versatility and lateral thinking of Haszard, the narrator.
Author
Kevin E. Hatt is the author of the Haszard series of narratives. His interest in writing began at school, and he carried it on into his twenties, writing for fun. He wrote the first two Haszard stories in the late eighties, but shelved the project until 2009, when he revived and updated it, going on to write seventeen stories. With the stories having been well received by friends, Kevin published the first five books, and after good reviews is furthering the project. In 1984 he commenced his training as an Operating Department Practitioner, rising to the height of deputy head, before leaving the profession in 1999 to pursue his other love, that of art. Kevin worked as an art consultant, demonstrator, teacher, retailer and framer, but returned to the medical profession in 2010. His main passions are cricket, running, humour, ale and curries. He lives with his wife of twenty-five years and his twenty-three-year-old daughter. Kevin has never been to Ipswich. Or Scunthorpe.