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Nick Russell-Pavier wrote his first play at the age of nine and has been writing, in one form or another, ever since.
He was expelled from public school at the age of seventeen for being a subversive influence. Undeterred by this minor set-back, he worked as a musician for several years and joined the BBC at the age of twenty-two, training and working in a wide variety of output from Parliamentary Broadcasting, News and Current Affairs to Arts and Drama as well as a spell as a composer at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.
After seven years at the BBC, Nick resigned to return to writing, playing and composing music for film and television, including documentary television work with veteran journalist John Pilger, a feature film with Dennis Potter and a BAFTA award winning television series with Tony Robinson. As a composer, sound designer and writer/producer Nick’s work has resulted in acclaimed programmes across many genres.
Nick is currently living in London and writing fiction and non-fiction full-time. His latest projects are a crime thriller novel and a book about The Great Train Robbery for Orion.