SG Fraser

I was a doctor but always had a desire to be a full-time writer and, over the last few years, I have turned that desire into a reality. I am equally happy writing fiction or non-fiction. I have had published a non-fiction book about climate change and eye disease ("Climate change and Eye Disease: Eye Health and Blindness in a Hostile Environment") and a more mainstream book about climate change and human health – "Your Health As The Climate Changes".

A great passion of mine is walking (I recommend this to all authors as it often helps solve a lot of problems, Copyright: Charles Dickens) and I have written a book about walking and exercise published in 2026 called "Infinitely Better: Why Walking is the Best Exercise" which won the Open Book Award and The Distinguished Author Award from The International Impact Book Awards.

My first fiction book is called “Anti Rejection” and the idea came to me when I was listening to a lecture about organ transplantation. So though the story is entirely imaginary I can vouch for the veracity of the medical information. Write about what you know has become somewhat of a cliché but I think it is the most natural way of writing.