Bryn Hammond

Biography

Bryn Curt James Hammond is a West Midlands born best-selling author, journalist and TV personality. He established a name for himself during the mid-millennium when he was catapulted into the spotlight and guaranteed studios' DVD rentals and sales based on his views and opinions and loyal fan base. Bryn Hammond's quotes featured on no less than 100 DVD covers, including Devil's Playground (Danny Dyer), Psychosis (Charisma Carpenter) and Growth (Mircea Monroe). Bryn started out in the entertainment industry at a young age as a model and worked on various brand campaigns before retiring from the profession in 2001. In 2004 Bryn took on the small screen and directed the B movie The Summer of the Massacre, which was later remade without his input and released in 2011. In 2005 Bryn single-handedly launched GoreZone Magazine, which was later rebranded GZ Magazine. GZ closed in 2011 due to personal reasons. Since GZ Magazine Bryn has written four successful books, including his best-seller A Case for Murder: Brittany Murphy Files. Two of his books, Anna Nicole Smith Files and Brittany Murphy Files, are part of a ten-part book series titled A Case for Murder, which is currently being translated to a docudrama for TV. Another offshoot of the A Case for Murder series is the eBook tour guide with a difference, called A Case for Murder: Tour Guide Files, which takes the reader on a tour of the dark side of the USA, predominantly focusing on hotels, night clubs and various other locations where celebrity scandals have occurred, including ghastly murders. These disturbing tourist hotspots are guaranteed to send a shiver down the spine of the most hardened ghost hunter. The fourth is a cookbook for newbies which helps first-timers learn how to lay the table, arrange a party and make meals on the cheap. Clueless eBook Guide to Food and Dining is a must for any starter-out. Bryn's unique style of writing sets him apart from the standard run-of-the-mill writers, and his is definitely a name to watch out for.