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Wilkie Martin's blog Preparing my novel for publication, last 5 postings

 


Wilkie is working on a series of novels about the amazing Inspector Hobbes. He also writes the odd poem, including a set about his Disastrous Relations, and short stories, some featuring the inept reporter, Jeremy Pratt.
 
Wilkie's work available online and in print are:
  1. his short story No Bed of Roses in the anthology Mirador Fantasmagoria is available from amazon
  2. his short story Head Over Heels is in the anthology Write Around Gloucestershire 
  3. other short stories and some poems are available in Graffiti magazines
  4. a few of his comic poems are on youtube - see the links in the side bar
  5. versions of two Jeremy Pratt short stories can be downloaded as mp3 files.
Wilkie also regularly attends and reads at the Writers in the Brewery evenings.

Hobbes

This series of novels about Inspector HobbesI is narrated by Andy Caplet, a failure in life and as a journalist, who comes to realize and accept that Hobbes is not actually human. Together, and with the aid of Hobbes's elderly housekeeper, they strive to fight crime and keep the peace between the odd mix of peoples in the quiet town of Sorenchester.  See the separate Hobbes page.
 

Disastrous Relations

This is a series of nonsense poems about unlikely and disastrous mishaps amongst a selection of relatives. Videos of some of these, and other poems, are now on youtube, see the side bar link to current videos.
 

Jeremy Pratt

Jeremy is the reporter everyone loves to hate; he is rude, arrogant, and inept. There are several short stories documenting various of his investigations. Early versions of two of these, have been loaded into mp3 files. See Jeremy Pratt page.
 

Other Short Stories and more

 
Wilkie has also been on Corinium Radio and appeared at Writers in the Brewery reading his poems and short stories. See Events & Competitions for details of new events and History for details of old events.
 
He is a member of the Catchword Writers Group who meet in Cirencester, Gloucestershire, England. Catchword now produce the Graffiti writing magazine and are running a writing competition.
 
Wilkie has written articles and short-stories for national magazines.
 

When not Writing

He has been a goose-ringer, a pig-handler, a barman, a factory worker, a civil servant, a diving-instructor, jam-maker and chef.
 
 
Disclaimer
 
No persons or events depicted in any of the works are based upon reality.



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