About Alan Scott
- Born: Sussex, 18th February 1970
- Now lives: Guernsey, Channel Islands.
- Current favourite authors: Rudyard Kipling, William Blake, Peter Ackroyd.
- Most influential childhood read: Eugene Marais's The Soul of the White Ant.
- Family: married to Victoria, son Quintin, adopted.
- Most memorable moment: Viewing the playback after photographing with a long exposure what appeared to be a crude Neolithic carving on the ceiling of Le Dehus Passage Tomb, near Petils Bay, Guernsey, under natural light from the open doorway one afternoon.
- Alan had a number of jobs before graduating from London University with a doctoral degree in 2003, including archaeology (Roman and Medieval), restaurant and kitchen work in a hotel and work in a special school (which he considers the pinnacle of his career to date). Following a spell in academic research (London and Durham) Alan decided to jump ship once again and landed in the Channel Islands. He now lives and writes on the island of Guernsey, where he runs a successful web design company.
- Writing:
ReincarnationEleusinian MysteriesReincarnation