Nick Yates
My Story from Twisted50 vol 1: What’s Yours Is Mine
My Story from Twisted50 vol 2: The Rookery
My story from Twisted: Ghosts of Christmas Obsession
Nick Yates spent 10 years as a newspaper journalist, scouring the land for stories of human suffering, success, hardship and heroism. He now spends his time advising corporations how to communicate with normal human beings and developing his passion for creative writing, particularly horror.
He has travelled and worked across the world, living in the UK, Australia, Sweden and Belize, but is now settled in Northamptonshire with his wife Emily and their two sons, Stan and Flynn. Nick is a regular contributor to the Twisted50 franchise, with his stories appearing in Volumes I and II as well as the Ghosts of Christmas edition.
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‘The Calendar’ by Nick Yates (final draft)
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The Awesome Accessibility of Audio by Nick Yates
Not all of my friends are readers. I mean; they can read but they don’t read, at least not beyond a little social media or football reports in The Metro.And that is no judgment, a number of them are among the most intelligent people I know, they just don’t do books. Whether it’s due to
Nick Yates grabs first local press article
Following his awesome press release, Nick managed to be the first of our authors to get into a newspaper (pic below)! Here’s his release… Local author selected for bestselling horror anthology Stamford author Nick Yates has hit the Halloween horror heights after his short story won an international competition to be part of a best-selling anthology.
Are you getting enough exorcise? by Nick Yates
Picture a wet Friday afternoon in late November. Almost a year ago I was sitting at my desk on just such a day in need of creative inspiration. The proverbial waste paper basket was overflowing with balled up paper and a bruised forehead was all I had to show for it. I had a bad