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In the Namib Desert: Setting for my third novel, Windwalker.	The view from my bedroom window in London. In The Midnight Side I describe this view in an important scene in the book.


I was thrilled to discover that talented artist Alison Brooks used my first novel, The Midnight Side, as inspiration for her striking painting, The Choice. This is a picture of the artist and her painting. To view more of her art, visit her website at www.alisonbrooks.net	At a book signing event with fellow South African writer Deon Meyer, author of Dead Before Dying.


Straddling the two oceans at the southernmost tip of the African continent. Even though I now live in London, I am always looking south...	At a book signing event at the Essex Literature Festival at Clacton-on-Sea. On my right is John Connolly, author of Every Dead Thing and The White Road and on my left is Paul Johnston, author of The House of Dust and Body Politic.


The deserted diamond mining town of Kolmanskop in Namibia. In 1917 it was the wealthiest town on earth but now it has become a place where the ghosts walk even during the day. In Windwalker Adam Buchanan, my hero, has made a home for himself in one of these grandiose but decaying houses, which is clinging to the edge of the world...