Dominic Buffery

@dominicbuffery

About

Dominic is all set to turn the world of Paranormal Thrillers on its head – his insightful and often moving stories are quite literally his life’s work.  Written and added to over the course of many years they are now ready for public consumption.
Dominic has led a very colourful life and this is reflected in his prose.
Dominic was born in 1956 the 4th child of Michael & Geraldine both professional artists. He was educated Redland, Bristol.
Joining the Royal Navy at 16 he went on to a further career in sonar anti-submarine warfare. Dominic has an enduring love of the sea and many of the mysteries that surround the oceans are reflected in his tales.
Following his Naval Service he retrained as a carpenter joiner subsequently found employment with the Brsitol Old Vic Theatre Royal and after 5 years of scene building he decided to set up his own company manufacturing film & photographic room sets.
After working for some years abroad with well known leisure company creating artificial rock and permanent scenery he then decided in his spare time to begin writing and has completed 4 novels to date.
He currently owns and runs 2 very successful businesses.  A recent change of direction means that he is now able to spend more time at his desk not only writing new books but also revisiting and reworking manuscripts previously written and discarded.
Dominic’s inspiration for writing came from the need to build characters and form the story form a jigsaw of ideas and an interest in the spirit and supernatural world. His knowledge of life comes from his experinces, including commanding the helm of warships, flying light aircraft and being part of the mendips cave rescue team. All of this brings with it a vast wealth of knowledge and experience of the human condition.
When asked what drives him to write Dominic said “I believe in legacy writing and a moment of creativity was born out of a need to leave something behind, life is ripples of time and how what happened in the past affects what happens today, it’s entirely a sliding doors effect and that fascinates me”.