Zsolt Kerekes
ALLi Author Member
Location: United Kingdom
Genres: Fantasy/SciFi/Speculative, Other, Business, Memoir, Children's fiction, Speculative Fiction
Zsolt's first book in 1992 spawned a long writing career as the editor and publisher of computer technology guides which ended with the sale of his publication StorageSearchdotcom in 2018, and retirement. Still writing, but now readable stuff, in 2023 he published 4 books for children which were inspired by the rural countryside of Hampshire and Sussex where he lived while doing all that jargon filled computer writing for the US and China markets. The kids books range from an illustrated bedtime story to full length novels and one of them - Jamie and the Tree Troll: a legend of the South Downs in Sussex - has crossed over genres from kidlit to folklore. Zsolt, now a member of the Alliance of Independent Authors, lives in the scattered rural village of East Chiltington by the South Downs in East Sussex, in England. In 2026, he will publish his debut novel for adults - an 800 page dystopian adventure called - the Last Book. (Though it will not be the last in fact.)
Zsolt Kerekes' books
Genres: Dystopian, Fantasy/SciFi/Speculative
Formats: E-Book
Age Groups: 16-18, 18+
The goblins are coming, one, two three. Hide in the cellar. Hide in the tree. drifter verse, from late Separation Era, (200 years approx after the Fall in human reckoning) not a kids book This previously unpublished novella was written in 2005 and inspired the worldscape of the author's 2027 novel - The Last Book.
Genres: Horror, Magical Realism
Formats: E-Book, Audio
Age Groups: 16-18, 18+
Brighton, a city on the south coast of England, December 2004 I'm writing this story as a result of a pact I made with a goblin ghoul last night as I was walking home up the hill near Withdean in Brighton. Every part of it is true and exactly how I remember, though the events of last night now seem like they happened in another world. As I look at these words it seems strange that I could be writing them. Who will believe what I have to say?
Genres: Memoir, Children's fiction, Magical Realism
Formats: E-Book, Audio, Paperback
Age Groups: 8-11, 12-15, 18+
There aren't no such things as tree trolls! - said Jamie (7) when his uncle (that's me) said it was tree trolls who'd been stealing food from their backpacks whenever they went for picnics in the ancient woodland surrounding their cold house in Underhill Lane, perched part way up the North slope of the South Downs and a mere foggy walk betwixt Ditchling Beacon and the Jack and Jill windmills in Sussex. Well, we can all be wrong sometimes. In this tale you will learn what's really beneath the hill in Underhill Lane, some Saxon history concerning a long forgotten battle on Brighton beach, a myth of hidden gold and some real magic too.
Genres: Children's fiction
Formats: E-Book, Audio, Paperback
Age Groups: 8-11
When young Princess Laura secretly rescues a baby dragon from the royal hunt the dragon predicts that - alas one day in the future she will be the cause of his death. As Laura's 18th birthday approaches, her father presents her with a choice of suitors: a noble prince from each of the 4 surrounding kingdoms. Laura's chosen suitor must kill a dragon to prove his worthiness to the King. What can she do to make sure that doesn't happen? A laugh aloud book about a very independently minded princess.
Genres: Humour, Children's general
Formats: E-Book, Paperback
Age Groups: 5-8
No one believes in goblins any more, not even in the pretty little village of Privett in Jane Austen country (in Hampshire). But tonight goblins have kidnapped young Alex from his bunk bed. It's dark. The trail's getting cold. How do his family track the goblins and get him back?
Genres: Dystopian
Age Groups: 18+
Set in a dystopian future the Last Book tells of the kindness of strangers, the wickedness of those who prey upon those seeking peace and the makings of new history.
Genres: Adventure
Formats: E-Book, Audio, Paperback
Age Groups: 8-11
In this swash-buckling, comedy saga, a legendary Portsmouth pirate ship, frozen in an iceberg by an arctic storm, thaws out due to global warming and sets sail once more, unaware how much the world has changed since the 1700s.