Roger Ley has written eight novels and one anthology of speculative stories, including his four-part series 'Harry Lampeter and the Return to Steam', the three-part ‘Chronoscape Chronicles’ and the two-part ‘Cyber Crisis’ series. His writing has been podcast and broadcast internationally.

He was born and educated in London, and spent some of his formative years in Saudi Arabia. Later, he worked as an engineer in the oilfields of North Africa and in the North Sea before starting a career in higher education.

His early articles, which appeared in publications including The Guardian, Reader's Digest, The Oldie, and Best of British, led to his well-received collection of autobiographical stories 'A Horse in the Morning'.
He lives in Suffolk (UK).


This is his Amazon author page:
https://www.amazon.com/-/e/B01KOVZFHM

This is his website:
rogerley.co.uk

‘Chronoscape’ is a science fiction novel about time and alternate realities in which the Government is able to read the newspapers from two weeks in the future. 'The future is flexible, we can change it.'

'The Muslim Prince' is an alternate history thriller that asks the question, 'What if Princess Diana hadn't died?' It is a spin-off novel from 'Chronoscape'

'Dead People on Facebook' is a collection of stories connected to 'Chronoscape' in various speculative genres including: Steampunk, Horror, Time Travel, a little Magic and one Romance.

Harry Lampeter and the War with Scotland' tells how Harry leaves the Merchant Airship Service and joins MI6 as an observer of the war with Scotland and, more importantly, the American 'peacemakers'.

'The Steampunk Adventures of Harry Lampeter' is an irreverent romp through a steam age world as the Unted States Army attempts to takeover England in preparation for its invasion of Europe

'Harry Lampeter and the Turing Engine' describes Harry's adventures during the war against the Franco German alliance.

'Harry Lampeter and the Unholy Alliance continues Harry's unruly adventures, as mad Pope Benedict XVII attempts to fill the political vacuum in Europe by reviving the Holy Roman Empire and becoming its Emperor.

'The Digital Meltdown' is a prequel to the Harry Lampeter stories and tells how the digital age ended and the world returned to the age of steam.

‘A Horse in the Morning’ is a collection of mainly comic autobiographical stories.