Author: Mick Jackson

Mick Jackson is a British author renowned for his inventive storytelling and unique narrative style. Born in Great Harwood, Lancashire, Jackson studied drama at Dartington College of Arts and later pursued filmmaking at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. His foray into the literary world was marked by a blend of whimsy and contemplative depth, most notably showcased in his debut novel, "The Underground Man" (1997). This work, inspired by the eccentric 5th Duke of Portland, garnered critical acclaim and established Jackson as a significant literary voice.

Beyond his debut, Jackson has penned several other novels, such as "Five Boys" (2001) and "The Widow’s Tale" (2010), each reflecting his ability to conjure rich, immersive worlds and multidimensional characters. His forays into short fiction and children's literature further exhibit his versatility. Jackson's skillful blending of historical curiosity with imaginative narratives continues to captivate readers and affirm his status as a distinguished figure in contemporary literature.