Author Biography
Craig is a motor racing fanatic ( a passionate petrol-head ), who believes in (and loves) helping others to find their passions and gifts... through encouraging people to reach out for, then accomplish their wildest dreams. He truly believes people can overcome obstacles, rise to any occasion, and accomplish their dreams, even 'Endless Possibilities, Far and Great Horizons' in life with enough FAITH and PERSISTENCE. Craig Lock is an author of numerous books and the creator of the original online creative writing course. He has been writing for the past lucky (hopefully!)seven years. Craig has had five books published on various subjects with another 12 manuscripts being published and marketed on the Internet. Craig Lock is an author of numerous books and the creator of the ORIGINAL online creative writing course. He has been writing full-time for the past lucky seven years. Craig has had five books published on various subjects with another 12 manuscripts being published and marketed on the Internet. The year 2000 * Updated in August 2011 I write because I simply HAVE toWriters help readers to see the world differently.I write because something inside myself, inner and unconscious forces me to. That is the first compulsion. The second is one of ethical and moral duty.I write about and believe in the resilience of humanity - I truly believe in the triumph of the human spirit.I really value words and the power of them to communicate effectively; so in my various stories try to illustrate and then let readers draw their own conclusions about a certain scenario, as well as the characters searching for their own values in an increasingly complex social and political landscape. However, I do feel an obligation to give a complete picture of the situation, which is often not a clear-cut 'black or white' issue (as in South Africa). I never want to proscribe how people should think and feel my only duty as a writer is to be totally honest. - craig I love to write about, share stories of the resilience and courage of ordinary (what's that?) people.