
Light – the sexy rebel anti-hero at the centre of the award-winning REBEL VAMPIRES series – is a difficult character to cast. He was elected in London in Victorian times…
All was nothing outside our love. It smashed on us. Broke on us. We savaged it. Together we screamed at the world and when we had the world by the throat, the world screamed back.
…and had a second rebirth as a wild 1960’s Rocker.
Screams? The shattering of glass? Curling smoke on the night air?
I was bloody alive once more.
He’s a Blood Lifer who’s retained his humanity, along with his sense of humour:
You glanced at me. ‘Cold?’
‘Yeah, it is rather parky, darlin’.’
You gaped at me, as if you’d been expecting me to speak some strange Blood Lifer tongue and not the Queen’s English. Like you hadn’t assumed I’d sound…human.
Fantasy Rebel announces the narrator has been signed for BLOOD DRAGONS.
A.W. Miller teaches by day and narrates by night. An acting coach, technical theatre and media arts educator, Miller has been giving voice to characters for over 3 years. He’s a loving husband, father of eight, and a left handed Capricorn.
BLOOD DRAGONS is now in production as an audiobook… I look forward to meeting Light!


Today I discovered that the second book in the REBEL VAMPIRES series,
Hunted by humans, Light’s bought by his enemy’s daughter.



I was entranced by the story of Scheherazade, the brave heroine who tricked a king. Scheherazade stopped the king beheading her (and any other woman) by telling him a compelling story, which always ended on a cliffhanger.






My short story – HOW TO SCALP A DOLL – was commissioned for this special first edition.


I’ll be posting directly to Rebels there: excerpts, events, and exclusives.

Light raises his eyebrow, as he slowly sucks the cream from his finger. ‘Couldn’t find any with cute vampires and bat wings?’
a year: 


1.Tell us where and when were you born.
3. Tell us about where you grew up.
humans the prey? I was wrong about that too. I may battle for redemption but the battle for my species’ freedom – for the right to love, family and home – that one I’m still fighting.

That’s the rallying cry – or the misfit call to individuality at the heart of my series
5. V for Vandetta: Alan Moore. V is an anarchist: violent and vengeful. His porcelain Guy Fawkes mask is also the influence for Anonymous and activist groups in the real world. How’s that for subversive fiction?
3. The Dispossessed: Ursula K. Le. Guin. The unlikely rebel here is a physicist. How he rebels? By questioning: neither the anarchy of one world not the pacifism of the other is perfect. There’s no such place as Utopia? Yeah, got it.
1. A Song of Ice and Fire: George R. R. Martin. Where to start? The whole series is a sequence of political machinations, military campaigns, and rebellions. The obvious is Robert’s Rebellion but the one that sums up the spirit..? It’s the Mother of Dragons’ attempts to give the control back to the slaves, so they’ll free themselves in Slavers Bay. Daenerys is the ultimate rebel: against her place in life, her gender, her role and for freedom. What’s not to love?


