Charlie Higson

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Biography

Charlie was born in Frome (Somerset) in 1958. He went to Sevenoakds Schook, and then the University of East Anglia, and spent a short…more

Born

7/3/1958, Frome, Somerset, England

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Male

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    • Charlie's favourite internet activity is playing Call of Duty 2 online, fighting other users from all over the world.
    • In 2008, Charlie was one of the authors appearing at the Bath Children's Literary Festival and at the Harrogate crime-writing festival.
    • When asked to select his Top Five musical moments for New Scotsman, Charlie selected: Ain't Misbehavin' by Fats Waller, Waiting for the Man by Velvet Underground, Sex Machine by James Brown, Soldadi by Orchestra Baobab and Guero Canelo by Calexico.
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    • (speaking in June 2008) Charlie: I've had a very lucky life, to be able to work and make money doing something you love is a blessing.
    • (on why he is a writer) Charlie: I have always loved creating things. I was very keen on art at school. But writing a book you can create anything you like, from an entire world down to a pair of special trousers.
    • (on writing for "Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased)" on his own) Charlie: Occasionally, there were times when I wanted to turn round and ask Paul [Whitehouse, his "Fast Show" writing partner] if I was doing the right thing but of course he wasn't standing next to me - that's a bit scary. But there's enough other people around to make sure you do anything too stupid.