Pete Haynes
www.petehaynes.co.uk
Published Books
The Offender’s Nemesis
There has been a 'big change' in society where now politicians are superfluous to needs, and as celebrities are more meaningful to the general populace they are used in the
Malayan Swing
The story is set within the world of ‘community care.’ A system that claims to make provision for those having learning disabilities and mental health difficulties who are being placed
Cool Water
The story is set in Belfast after the signing of the Good Friday Agreement in the year 2000. It examines the relationship between the establishment and street criminals. What makes
An Unlikely Fooligan
An autobiographical account of the writer’s experience and feelings whilst being in Japan. It is a chronicle of two trips to Japan, the first being a week or so before
Gods Lonely Men
My first book 'God's Lonely Men' is now available at a discounted price by contacting me direct: esso@petehaynes.co.uk. All copies will be personally signed by myself. In the book I
Reviews
Moving and thought-provoking drama from one of London’s best underground writers.
Pete’s works are powerful and approachable and a short film based on his work, Bye Bye Baby, won Best Drama Award at the Portobello Film Festival 2018.
Pete Haynes most recent novel, The Offender’s Nemesis, has a horrible dystopian realism about it: set in the future, it is a vicious attack on a culture that holds the celebrity in higher esteem than simple humanity. An excellent read!
Pete Haynes is a writer whose work deserves to be celebrated. His novels cover topics that are not always the regular beats of the literati, and he draws on a life experience that makes his prose crisp, to the point, always intriguing and above all truthful.
