Wynn Wheldon was born in London in 1958. He has worked in cultural exchange, politics, publishing and broadcasting. He has had poetry and prose (fiction and non-fiction) published in many magazines and newspapers, and...
Wynn Wheldon was born in London in 1958. He has worked in cultural exchange, politics, publishing and broadcasting. He has had poetry and prose (fiction and non-fiction) published in many magazines and newspapers, and currently reviews books for The Spectator. His short stories have won prizes, and his poetry pamphlet Tiny Disturbances was published by Acumen Publications in 2012. Among the many 'ty bach' (Welsh, meaning ‘small room’) books he has authored, he is most proud of The Father and Child Companion (MQP) and Porches (Barrons Educational). He is the lyricist for the Jack Rabbit Project and a founder member of the Elbow Room Writers Collective. He is married, has three adult sons, and lives in north London.
