Saurav Dutt

Hailing from a legal and journalism background , Author Saurav Dutt first wrote articles on film and music for Total Film, Empire Online, Time Out and Independent Film Magazine before turning his eye towards nonfiction and fiction.

Dutt first published a book about the Award winning actor and star of 'The Wrestler' entitled 'Stand Alone: The Films Of Mickey Rourke'. Released in the Fall of 2011 it remains his biggest commercial success to date winning plaudits from fans and critics alike for its scholarly approach to the actors work. The book 'Stand Alone' is an exhaustive critical analysis of the actors career and work which also includes interviews and comments from Rourke himself. In addition this book he has produced biographies of 'Jaws' and 'French Connection' actor Roy Scheider and 80's teen star of hit movies such as 'The Lost Boys' Corey Haim entitled 'License to Dream' which overtook the sales of his debut biography on Mickey Rourke.

Inspired by the British short movie 'The Pugilist's Son' starring boxer turned actor Gary Stretch (Alexander, Dead Mans Shoes, Savages) Dutt put together a short story based on the movie entitled 'The Pugilist's Son' which released in October 2013 and was featured in Boxing Insider, MMA Uncaged and Martial Arts Illustrated Magazines.

His début novel  'Broken Sky' is released in early 2014.

A biography on Oscar nominated actor Val Kilmer is in the works to be released in early 2014, featuring analysis, reviews and commentary and much like his book on Mickey Rourke, the book is eagerly anticipated by fans of the actor. 

Dutt will also release a follow up to his critically acclaimed book on Rourke entitled 'Hollywood Outlaw' in late 2013.

His short story 'The Wind Sculpture' was released  on Christmas Day 2013 and quickly amassed a
strong following both on Wattpad, Scribd and through social media interaction.