Originally from Kent, Graham Pryor has lived most of his adult life in north-east Scotland. After a decade as Director of the University of Aberdeen’s library and computing services, his career in information management culminated with five years as a director of the UK’s Digital Curation Centre, in Edinburgh. Whilst there, he produced two books assessing and promoting good practice in the management of research data; he also published his first novel, Preferred Lies, which was anchored to mid-twentieth century life on the Kent coast. Pig, his eleventh work of fiction, continued that relationship, following the exploits of a petty criminal from Folkestone who joins the police and faces up to the larger criminal community, the ruling elite. Five other books followed Pig, including his favourite work, Cerberus - A World Gone to the Dogs. All of his books can be found on Amazon.