William Meikle
William Meikle is a Scottish genre writer, born in Kilwinning, Ayrshire, Scotland on January 25, 1958. He is a graduate of Glasgow University with a B.Sc. in Botany. After a career in IT, he transitioned to technical writing and then to full-time fiction writing. Meikle's work spans various genres, including horror, fantasy, science fiction, and historical mystery. He is known for his fast-paced, pulpy storytelling style and has published over thirty novels and hundreds of short stories. He currently lives in Newfoundland, Canada.
Notable Works
['The Johnson Amulet and Other Scottish Terrors', 'The Invasion - The Valley', 'Samurai and Other Stories', 'Seven Stones', 'Myths and Monsters', 'Flower of Scotland', 'Three Novellas', 'Sherlock Holmes: The Quality of Mercy', 'Halfway to Anywhere: Volume 1', 'Home From The Sea', 'The Ghost Club', 'Into The Black', 'Bug Eyed Monsters', 'The Fall of Dunmuir', 'The Chronicles of Augustus Seton', 'Inspector Lestrade: The Black Temple and Other Stories', 'After Death', 'Sigils', 'Totems', 'Haunted Scotland', 'The Coming of the King', 'The Battle for the Throne', 'The Amulet', 'The Sirens', 'Infestation', 'The Land Below']
