Author Myron Edwards Pens Mistress of the Rock

Feb. 15, 2021 - PRLog -- English Author Myron Edwards shares exclusive insights about Aphrodite's Rock in Cyprus. Learn how encountering this magical landmark inspired Myron to write Mistress of the Rock, one of the first books as part of a trilogy series. Here's a preview of his interview with Kreative Circle (KC) as he shares his early career milestones which eventually introduced him to Greece serving as his writing haven.

KC: Myron, Welcome to Kreative Circle! Your childhood traces back to England where you completed your academia prior to pursuing a career in the travel industry. What type of arts and literature were you introduced to while growing up?

ME: Thank you for the opportunity to be on Kreative Circle. My first steps into creativity was as a very young lad, probably about six or seven. We were asked to design clothes for a doll or toy figure. I produced a Scottish soldier complete with kilt and boots. My teachers were so impressed they asked the local school inspector to view my work. I got top marks for that. But shortly after my results began to fall off. One morning we had an eye test and I was found to be as blind as a bat, I couldn't tell the figure of a dog from that of a cow, I was diagnosed short sighted and needed glasses. When I moved to secondary school my education was not too good, I only did well in English, Drama and Economics, I was bad at Maths and Geography, so how I became a travel agent is beyond me.

KC: How did working in the travel and airline industry influence your life outlook and creativity while nurturing your growth?

ME: When I started in travel, I worked first as a Saturday boy stamping brochures, selling Insurance policies and theater tickets. After I finished school I had a permanent job in the agency. I stayed for a couple of years before branching out to work in London. On my commutes I would often put pen to paper and write a few lines, not really thinking about doing anything with them. Of course travel broadens the mind so whilst working in airlines and tour operations I would come into contact with organisations who had various degrees of travel requirements, some of these were straightforward A-B requests, but on occasions others would be more elaborate, like a twelve or fifteen stage itinerary complete with a program of events.

Read the remainder of the interview at http://www.kreativecircle.com/myron-edwards.html.