Robert Carter was born exactly five hundred years after the first battle of the Wars of the Roses. He was brought up in the Midlands and on the shores of the Irish Sea. He worked in the Middle East and remote parts of Africa before joining the BBC in London in 1982. His interests include astronomy, collecting armour, composing music and enjoying the English countryside, and he has always maintained a keen interest in history. He lives in London.
Praise for 'The Language of Stones': 'An Arthurian fantasy of epic proportions!well written!an exciting read.' Irish Independent 'A compelling tale that fully utilizes its beautifully crafted characters.' Dreamwatch 'Carter's prose is smooth, and he has a real feel for the countryside. His plot keeps the pages turning.' Starburst 'Just the right mix of magic, mystery and mud! Images of terrifying supernatural forces are carefully wrought as Carter weaves his spell.' Lads Mag