Ryan Bracha is 33 years worth of ideas just screaming to be unleashed on an unsuspecting public. By 24 he had written and directed his first feature film "Tales From Nowhere" which was well received and enjoyed a limited release around his native Yorkshire, his second screenplay "Dirt Merchants" never made it to screen but was an outlet for his desire to tell stories. Almost 4 years in the making, his debut novel, "Strangers Are Just Friends You Haven't Killed Yet" is a darkly comic satire based on the state of the media in the face of what appears to be a serial killer stalking the streets of Sheffield. His second novel, "Tomorrow's Chip Paper" is a fast moving and thrilling commentary on the world's infatuation with celebrity deviants, and his latest, "Paul Carter is a Dead Man" is a horrifyingly realistic glimpse into the not too distant future of our social networking obsession. Also available is his hilarious and vomit inducing collection "Bogies, and other equally messed up tales of love, lust, drugs and grandad porn".