PR Log - May 17, 2012 - The new thriller from Scottish author Ernie Hasler asks some pertinent questions about who pulls the strings in the modern world.
"Conspiracy of Wolves" has been 18 months in the making - a period where the relationship between police, politicians and media moguls has rarely been out of the headlines.
The novel is backed by an eerie clip on video sharing site YouTube which shows a world controlled by a secret committee of 300 people...and only one man is capable of standing against them.
That man is Douglas Hamilton who gets involved in a world of crimes, cover ups and dodgy characters as he's dragged deeper into the dark underbelly of the modern day world. He must rely on his wits and savvy instinct to reclaim his wellbeing.
Hasler is anti nuclear weapons and was a founding trustee of a project helping homeless people turn their lives around in Glasgow. He's got a message, but makes it clear "Conspiracy of Wolves" is a page turner, not a manifesto.
"Readers who buy thrillers want excitement from the very beginning", he explains. "I spent a year writing 'Conspiracy of Wolves' but initial feedback from the early drafts suggested I 'find the chase and cut to it', so I completely re-constructed the first 19 chapters to pack in more action."
That took another 6 months but Ernie believes it's been time well spent.
"Writing's not about genius", he says, "It's about hard work. If you want to write a book you have to sit down and type. And in my writing I like to find the truths that no-one else is discussing and expose them."
The publication of his second novel represents a triumph for Ernie who admits he was "hopeless" at spelling and grammar at school and has come in for stick from some who thought he'd never make it.
Ernie says, "Negativity is a bad part of Scottish culture and it applies particularly to families. We don't want our relatives to get hurt or embarrassed. Often that's because we care too much about what the neighbours would think."
"Conspiracy of Wolves" is on sale now from Amazon priced £8 in paperback and £5 as a Kindle download. The promotional YouTube video can be seen at http://youtu.be/RaLpbhH8EYE .
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Ernie Hasler is available for interview. For further information visit http://www.colinkelly.net/Contact
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"Conspiracy of Wolves" has been 18 months in the making - a period where the relationship between police, politicians and media moguls has rarely been out of the headlines.
The novel is backed by an eerie clip on video sharing site YouTube which shows a world controlled by a secret committee of 300 people...and only one man is capable of standing against them.
That man is Douglas Hamilton who gets involved in a world of crimes, cover ups and dodgy characters as he's dragged deeper into the dark underbelly of the modern day world. He must rely on his wits and savvy instinct to reclaim his wellbeing.
Hasler is anti nuclear weapons and was a founding trustee of a project helping homeless people turn their lives around in Glasgow. He's got a message, but makes it clear "Conspiracy of Wolves" is a page turner, not a manifesto.
"Readers who buy thrillers want excitement from the very beginning", he explains. "I spent a year writing 'Conspiracy of Wolves' but initial feedback from the early drafts suggested I 'find the chase and cut to it', so I completely re-constructed the first 19 chapters to pack in more action."
That took another 6 months but Ernie believes it's been time well spent.
"Writing's not about genius", he says, "It's about hard work. If you want to write a book you have to sit down and type. And in my writing I like to find the truths that no-one else is discussing and expose them."
The publication of his second novel represents a triumph for Ernie who admits he was "hopeless" at spelling and grammar at school and has come in for stick from some who thought he'd never make it.
Ernie says, "Negativity is a bad part of Scottish culture and it applies particularly to families. We don't want our relatives to get hurt or embarrassed. Often that's because we care too much about what the neighbours would think."
"Conspiracy of Wolves" is on sale now from Amazon priced £8 in paperback and £5 as a Kindle download. The promotional YouTube video can be seen at http://youtu.be/RaLpbhH8EYE .
ENDS
Ernie Hasler is available for interview. For further information visit http://www.colinkelly.net/Contact
Press Release issued by
Colin Kelly Media
Read Full Story - Who really runs Britain? New thriller casts light on shady deals | More news from this source
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