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While writing, and tapping away on an old '66 Imperial typewriter at night, Korban grew older and started to work during the day as a journalist - later becoming editor of the same local newspaper, and later still leaving news behind to be a Private Investigator. All experiences and encounters were noted and stored, providing useful research for the ensuing stories.
Today, Korban is a full-time author, outsider artist, activist and campaigner for civil liberties, human rights and environmental issues. Korban resides in the East Anglia region of the UK and still has that old '66,' as a reminder of where it began.
... a kid called Korban picked up a pen and began to write imaginatively about monsters and magic, demons and disasters. While writing, and tapping away on an old '66 Imperial typewriter at night, Korban grew older and started to work during the day as a journalist - later becoming editor of the same local newspaper, and later still leaving news behind to be a Private Investigator. All experiences and encounters were noted and stored, providing useful research for the ensuing stories.
Today, Korban is a full-time author, outsider artist, activist and campaigner for civil liberties, human rights and environmental issues. Korban resides in the East Anglia region of the UK and still has that old '66,' as a reminder of where it began. ... a kid called Korban picked up a pen and began to write imaginatively about monsters and magic, demons and disasters. While writing, and tapping away on an old '66 Imperial typewriter at night, Korban grew older and started to work during the day as a journalist - later becoming editor of the same local newspaper, and later still leaving news behind to be a Private Investigator. All experiences and encounters were noted and stored, providing useful research for the ensuing stories.
Today, Korban is a full-time author, outsider artist, activist and campaigner for civil liberties, human rights and environmental issues. Korban resides in the East Anglia region of the UK and still has that old '66,' as a reminder of where it began.
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