Sam Catling
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Sam Catling

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Sam Catling was born in London, England, and grew up in the small town in rural Essex, known as South Woodham Ferrers. Displaying an interest in the performing arts from an early age, Sam later went on to study drama, music tech, English literature and film at college. After finishing his A levels Sam took a chance at working as an entertainer on-board cruise ships to get away from it all. It was never something he even considered an option growing up, but as soon as the idea became viable after completing college, Sam went about the application process following some sound advice from his Nan. After spending four years at sea, and many years of trying to re adapt to the pace of life back on land, Sam finally found the courage and motivation to write his first book whilst studying at University. Sam has been a hobbyist writer for some time but never tried to write a book before. His passion for writing comes from a desire to entertain, and since starting to take his writing more seriously, has already begun work on multiple other projects. These days Sam splits his time between working as a freelance handyman for hire around London, and as a background supporting artiste for TV and Film. His weekly routine (pre-Covid) as he puts it, consists of mainly mounting TV's, building IKEA products, and portraying dead people, or people about to be killed in various different settings and time periods. His biggest and most recent achievements include completing two double sliding glass door wardrobes from IKEA, and playing an alien of some kind in the opening battle scene from 'Star Wars - Rise of Skywalker' (where amongst the madness he claims he was shot and killed by a Storm trooper) Whilst these achievements in the eyes of many could be considered feats of astonishment, Sam has refused to rest on his laurels and said that he is keen on setting his sights ever so slightly higher.
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