Geoff King writes long and short multi-genre fiction, memoir, non-fiction and poetry (including ‘spoken weird’ as The Raggedy Rhymer) with themes of nature, social justice, peace and equality, and offers editing and proofreading services.

He has self-published two novels, the first of which was The Press & Journal’s Book of the Week in March 2014. In 2023 he was awarded a first-class Honours Degree in Creative Writing by the University of the Highlands and Islands. He has work published in The Rabbit Hole: Weird Stories Volume One, Atlas Poetica, Bright Stars, Earth Pathways Calendar & Diary, and Northern Writes, several articles on scififantasynetwork.com (now discontinued) and guest blogs for Luna Press and Moniack Mhor.

He lives in the Highlands of Scotland on an organic woodland smallholding co-created with his wife, volunteers and friends over the last 30 years.