Gary M Dobbs

Gary M Dobbs
Born Gary Martin Dobbs
1965 (age 48-49)
Rhondda Cynon Taff, Wales, United Kingdom
Pen name Jack Martin
Occupation Novelist, short story writer, Actor
Period 2009–present
Genre Western, Crime fiction, Mystery
Notable works Granny Smith and the Deadly Frogs

Born in 1965, Gary M. Dobbs (Gary Martin Dobbs) is a British writer and actor. As a writer using the pen name Jack Martin[1] he is responsible for a string of popular westerns for Robert Hale's Black Horse Western imprint. These include 'Arkansas Smith', 'The Ballad of Delta Rose', and 'The Afterlife of Slim McCord'.

As Gary M. Dobbs he has written the popular series of mysteries featuring the character of Granny Smith - described as Miss Marple on steroids. As an actor Dobbs has appeared (often unaccredited) in many British TV shows, as well as in the films The Reverend[2] and Risen.[3] In 2014 Gary wrote the non-fiction historical book, Cardiff and the Valleys in the Great War which will be published in 2015 by Pen and Sword Books

Bibliography

Filmography

Year Title Role Director Notes
Doctor Who Extra TV Series
2010 Risen Pub Cleaner Neil Jones
2011 The Reverend Gimp Neil Jones
2014 Taxi Tales Talkative Cabbie Craig Tantrwm (director) Craig Tantrwm Interactive AP

References

Southers Arizona New Examiner http://soaznewsx.com/World/ID/6025/Voices-of-the-West-listeners-around-the-world

Radio Interview archived http://www.voicesofthewest.net/voices-of-the-west-11-08-14/

External links


Southern Arizona Radio Interview

Southern Arizona News Examiner