Philip Berry
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Philip Berry

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Philip is a writer and a practicing NHS doctor. His latest project is a series of novellas about Dr. Stephen Isso, a medical examiner working in the expanded human 'envelope' 500 years from now. 'Insensate' and 'Ignaz' combine medical thriller and science fiction. Previously he published a series of books for children, aged 6-10+, called 'All The Pieces'. There are 9 volumes; 1-5 are collected in All The Pieces I, 6-8 in II, and 9 is published as a stand-alone book (40,000 words). They are written to grow with children as their reading skills advance, starting easy and moving towards a fairly sophisticated finale. 'All The Pieces' sees its heroine Tamsin visit multiple historical events in her battle against the Stone Splitters. Proximity and Extremis are medical thrillers, concerning assisted dying and euthanasia. Many of his flash and short fiction pieces (speculative, SF, mainstream) have appeared online, in magazines or in anthologies. Three short story collections are available: 'Bonewhite Light' (SF), 'Flicker-lit' (mainstream), and 'Malady/Therapy'. For eight years Philip has written for the blog www.illusionsofautonomy.wordpress.com, exploring many difficult and controversial aspects of modern medicine. The articles have been collected into several volumes and are available here on Amazon. Philip lives in London. Follow Philip on Twitter @philaberry to hear about new articles and books, and explore further at www.philberrycreative.wordpress.com.
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