Read our Mark
Robson interview
Mark was born in Wantage in 1966,
but was mostly brought up in the Welsh town of Carmarthen. In 1982 he joined
the RAF, and has spent most of his career as an operational pilot and flying
instructor. He first wrote during a boring posting to the Falklands in 1995
(weather too bad for flying). His navigator saw that he was bored and told him
to “Go write a book or something!” The rest is literary history. He self-published his first 4 books,
which are collectively known as “The Darkweaver Legacy”. He sold more than
20,000 copies of the books through Waterstones and WH Smiths. This success led
him to getting representation from the Mulcahy and Viney literary agency. His
agents then procured a five figure two book deal from Simon & Schuster. His
next novel, “Imperial Spy”, will be released in 2006. Mark also puts a great deal of effort in encouraging
children to read and write fiction, and has run writing competitions for
children. We at authortrek wish to congratulate Mark on his deserved success,
as we have been following his career for years.
The Forging of the Sword –
we review the first novel in The Darkweaver Legacy series
The Trail of
the Huntress – our review of the second novel in The Darkweaver Legacy
First
Sword – we review the third novel in the Darkweaver Legacy
The Chosen One -
our review of the final book in the series... for now
Imperial
Spy – we review Mark Robson’s novel
Imperial Assassin
– more details
Imperial Traitor
– more info about the last in Mark Robson’s Imperial series
Reading
Matters - their review of The Forging of the Sword
Reading
Matters - their review of Trail of the Huntress
Mark Robson homepage -
read extracts from all the books
Young
Writers meet Top Author – I don’t think that Mark will need to invite
Anthony Horowitz next time, as we at authortrek reckon that it’s Mark who is
the top author!
On the
spot – features an interview with Mark Robson
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