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	His novel ''Homo Jihad'' was published by [[Paradise Press]] in 2010.		His novel ''Homo Jihad'' was published by [[Paradise Press]] in 2010.
	:"The title is quite controversial, you could say. It’s tied up with my own life, because I did go to Israel, I had a long distance relationship with a guy in Tel Aviv. I also had a brief relationship with someone who was from ~~Quatar~~, in the Middle-East and then 7/7 all kicked off, and I thought I had the bare bones of a story, so I started writing…"<ref>https://lgbtqarts.com/2016/05/03/interview-timothy-graves/. Accessed: 2016-06-01. "Interview: Timothy Graves", ''The LGBT Arts Review''. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6hwzFwrBJ)</ref>		:"The title is quite controversial, you could say. It’s tied up with my own life, because I did go to Israel, I had a long distance relationship with a guy in Tel Aviv. I also had a brief relationship with someone who was from Qatar, in the Middle-East and then 7/7 all kicked off, and I thought I had the bare bones of a story, so I started writing…"<ref>https://lgbtqarts.com/2016/05/03/interview-timothy-graves/. Accessed: 2016-06-01. "Interview: Timothy Graves", ''The LGBT Arts Review''. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6hwzFwrBJ)</ref>

	His second novel, ''Pharmakeia'', was published in 2016.<ref name=paradise />		His second novel, ''Pharmakeia'', was published in 2016.<ref name=paradise />

	~~==External links==~~
	*https://timothygravesauthor.com/

	==References==		==References==

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[[File:TimGraves2.jpg|thumb|Timothy Graves]]'''Timothy Graves''' is a writer.

He studied English and Drama at the [[University of Exeter]], and took a Master’s degree in Creative Writing at [[Birkbeck College, University of London]] in 2012.<ref name=paradise>http://www.lgbtinfrastructure.org.uk/paradisepress4/author/timothy-graves</ref>

His novel ''Homo Jihad'' was published by [[Paradise Press]] in 2010.
:"The title is quite controversial, you could say. It’s tied up with my own life, because I did go to Israel, I had a long distance relationship with a guy in Tel Aviv. I also had a brief relationship with someone who was from Quatar, in the Middle-East and then 7/7 all kicked off, and I thought I had the bare bones of a story, so I started writing…"<ref>https://lgbtqarts.com/2016/05/03/interview-timothy-graves/. Accessed: 2016-06-01. "Interview: Timothy Graves", ''The LGBT Arts Review''. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6hwzFwrBJ)</ref>

His second novel, ''Pharmakeia'', was published in 2016.<ref name=paradise />

==External links==
*https://timothygravesauthor.com/

==References==
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