John Raynor was born in 1944, is registered blind and runs his own software development company, Computential Ltd.  He married his second wife, Aleth, a Filipina, in 1993 and has two children, twenty-one year old James and seventeen-year old Kimberley. John has been writing, in his spare time, for a number of years.  He has written several short stories, and three novels, “A Comfortable Death”, a thriller set in the Philippines, "The Gaudi Facade", a romantic thriller set in Barcelona in 2012 and "See All Evil", a thriller set in London in 2011.  In November, 2011, he published, using Amazon's KDP, a series of three short stories for children entitled "Who's got talent?", using his pen-name, Christopher Carr. In 2012, he published two auto-biographical works, "A Chronicle of Intimacies" and "Who wants to be British?"

I did win a short story competition in the seventies and have, to date, written six full-length manuscripts