Would you like to start by telling us a little about
yourself and how you started as a writer?
I have been an avid researcher for years, ever since I began
realising that the world we live in is based on an intricate web of lies. In
recent years I have worked as an editor and investigative journalist, but the
transition to becoming a writer – especially of novels – arose when I realised
that the truth about what is really going on in the world could be more easily
conveyed through interesting easy-to-read novels rather than fact-heavy
journalistic articles. In addition, the platforms that tend to publish factual
articles of this kind typically have readerships who are already fairly aware
of the true nature of reality, whereas novels can reach a far wider range of
people, including – most crucially – those who haven’t yet seen through the
mendacity and falsehood that’s all around them.
Tell us about your latest book without giving the plot away.
My debut novel is called Fangs of Deception, and it uses a
fictional story to shed light on the true motives behind a lot of what has
happened in the UK and around the globe since 2019. Given that so much
incriminating information is coming out now, revealing the lies and deception
that politicians, the media and even the medical establishment have engaged in,
I think more and more people are ready to investigate and uncover the truth
behind the human and economic disasters that are unfolding around us. Fangs of
Deception is based on years of research and is therefore more of a
fictionalised nonfiction rather than completely fictitious.
How do you go about researching details and ensuring your
books are realistic?
I have worked as an investigative journalist for many years,
so I have extensive experience in peeling away layers of obfuscation and
uncovering the real events – or conspiracies, which is what many of these
events are – that the mainstream media desperately works to conceal from the
masses. Fortunately, the truth is not actually hard to find. There are
thousands of brilliant, honest journalists and researchers out there who do
sterling work in shedding light on the nefarious plans of the elites, and there
are several platforms that publish their findings.
Moreover, it is a key element of the elite’s code of conduct
that the true nature of their agenda is made available to the public in one way
or another, so that the discerning part of the population can see it and
understand what the ultimate goals are. The elites actually need the
information to be available, albeit in an unclear or misleading way, because
this allows them to absolve themselves of all blame. Symbology and hidden
meanings are very important to them. These facts are a key theme in my book.
Are there any secret references hidden in your books?
Plenty. A discerning mind will certainly be able to
understand which individuals and entities are being referred to in the book.
Does writing energise or exhaust you?
Both. Certain sections of a book are exciting to write, and
even just thinking about them energises me. However, there are lots of parts in
a book that are fairly mundane – lets call them the boring trunk of the story,
as opposed to the delicious fruits – and writing these can certainly be
exhausting.
Can you give any hints about any upcoming books you have
planned?
Fangs of Deception is the first book in a series. The story
at the end of the book, though concluding nicely, begs for a further
exploration of current events, and therefore I am in the process of writing the
sequel, which will be called Fangs of Illusion. I am hopeful that it will be
published before the end of this year.
Thanks so much for telling us all about your writing life and your plans for future books.
Book Spotlight - Fangs of Deception
“We couldn’t care less about what a tiny minority of people
think they know. We own the media, we own the courts. Hell, we own the whole
bloody system, everything. There’s no stopping what we’re doing, Terry. Surely
you’ve understood that by now.”
Just days after Carl Palmer introduces his new girlfriend to
his cousin Terry at a family get-together, where he reveals explosive
information he has discovered about the pandemic and the vaccines, he
disappears into thin air. This forces Terry to delve into the world of
‘conspiracy theories’ and uncover the truth behind his cousin’s disappearance
whilst undergoing a soul-searching journey of his own.
Exploring the themes of self-empowerment, anti-conformity
and loss of innocence, Fangs of Deception is a gripping psychological thriller
that offers a dystopian vision of a world in which both the mainstream media
and world governments are pawns in a nefarious globalist plan for humanity.
Book Links: Goodreads | Amazon UK
About the Author
TK Orbelyan is a writer, editor and investigative journalist
whose works have appeared in newspapers and magazines in the UK and the US. In
addition to novels and short stories, he has authored several non-fiction
works, articles and polemics. He divides his time between Britain and the
Mediterranean.
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