Marcus Black

Marcus J Black (MJB) was born in 1977 in Aldershot, England, in the back of a military vehicle. He is passionate about writing, art and the fantasy genre. His other interests include history (both modern and ancient), myths and legends, chess, philosophy, science (particularly physics), martial arts and boxing. He has been a soldier, doorman, truck driver, manager and engineer and holds a master’s degree, which looks nice in its frame. MJB is a fantasy author and creator of the world of Galawi, a place of intrigue, mystery and magic. You can contact him at marcusjblack@live.co.uk

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