Marc Heberden

Marc Lloyd Heberden was born on 20 March 1956 in Spokane, Washington. His formative years were spent in the Palouse Country of Eastern Washington, in Pullman. He would later live in other cities in Washington, including Tacoma and Seattle.

After his studies at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, Eastern Washington University in Cheney, Western Washington University in Bellingham, and the University of Washington in Seattle where he earned a degree in journalism, he worked as a newspaper editor and award-winning journalist.

Moving to Europe in the early 1980s he wrote for newspapers and magazines and began writing short stories, novels and screenplays.

His novels include Outside Man, The Big Tide, Feeney’s Part, 14 Days in July, The Norman, and Feeney’s Last.