Author Interview with Christopher Johnson
In our Author Interview with Christopher Johnson we discover the inspiration for his short stories set in Cornwall
In our Author Interview with Christopher Johnson we discover the inspiration for his short stories set in Cornwall
Christopher Johnson is a writer of Short Story fiction, set in North Cornwall. He has written 5 Collections and an Audio Book.
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