Wilkie Martin has lived and worked in the Cotswolds for 30 years. In the distant past he studied Agricultural Science, beer, and rock and roll at the University of Leeds, having attended school in Sutton Coldfield, near Birmingham. He was born in Nottingham.
He is a member of the Catchword writers’ group in Cirencester, and has been writing a series of novels, short stories and some poems, following a creative writing course with Dr Rona Laycock at Cirencester College.
He is a bestselling comedy and cozy mystery writer in the USA and a bestselling contemporary fantasy and cosy mystery writer in the UK. He has published 4 titles in the unhuman series, one book of silly verse and 2 bundles/omnibus editions for the unhuman series. He is currently working on his 5th novel.
He is an enthusiastic cook, a hobby guitarist, a music fan and an avid reader. He lives with his partner of 30 years in the Cotswolds.
Wilkie is published by The Witcherley Book Company https://witcherleybooks.com
Wilkie is a member of the Society of Authors and The Alliance of Independent Authors.
Q&As
Interview with Wilkie by musician and writer Nicholas John of WordSong.org.uk
Excerpts from a conversation with Wilkie Martin. Wilkie talks about the inspiration for his titular character, Inspector Hobbes, writing groups and the fruition of all that hard work… https://wordsong.org.uk/shop/books/
Wilkie’s Q&A for manybooks.net
Wilkie Martin – Cosy Crime, Humor, Great Cooking and a dash of Fantasy
http://manybooks.net/featured-authors/wilkie-martin-cosy-crime-humor-great-cooking-and-a-dash-of-fantasy
Wilkie’s Q&A for GoodReads
https://www.goodreads.com/author/6558308.Wilkie_Martin/questions
Wilkie’s Q&A for manybooks.net
Wilkie Martin – Mystery, Small Towns and Unhuman People
http://manybooks.net/featured-authors/wilkie-martin-mystery-small-towns-and-unhuman-people
Wilkie’s interview with Cotswold Life magazine
In their digital archive – see page 149.
Wilkie speaking at Writers in the Brewery
Wilkie gave a talk about his latest book Inspector Hobbes and the Bones at Writers in the Brewery. Here is his presentation. The Q&A following the talk starts at 32 mins.
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Photos
Photos can be downloaded and used in articles and reviews – photo copyright credit: Wilkie Martin.
