David Bullock biography
David Bullock (35) was born and raised in Northampton. An actor for more than a decade, he has been cast in a number of roles including a BBC production of Friends and Crocodiles (2005), directed by Stephen Poliakoff. David has also acted in a number of plays, including productions at The Royal Theatre, Northampton.
Since 2007 he has been working as a Police Community Support Officer and is currently based in Windsor, where he works for Thames Valley Police. David is a keen writer and historian and in 2011 was a finalist in Readings Festival of Crime Writing, in which bestselling author Mark Billingham was the judge.
David has been researching the Jack the Ripper case for the last twenty years and has worked on his chosen suspect, Thomas Cutbush, for the last nine.
David has a son and lives in Berkshire with his wife.
How I Found the Agency
I’d been working on my book for a good number of years and, after the Sunday Telegraph printed a story about my research, and after two television production companies got in touch, I decided to approach publishers.
The responses I received were either negative or tentative and it wasn’t long before I realised that my best course of action was to find an agent.
Andrew Lownie responded almost immediately and by the time we’d spoken the following day I was utterly convinced that he was the man for me. Andrew has an invaluable wealth of experience and expertise and has always shown great faith in my book. He’s truly one of the best in the business.
