M J Featherston

Former university lecturer (McGill, Montreal), speaker, and corporate lackey, Martin writes humorous short stories and novels focusing on life's meaning and the quintessential answer to, "What's the point?"

Martin's debut novel, Nothing Sacred, was met with outstanding reviews. Readers from America, Canada and the U.K. raved about Nothing Sacred's humour, humanity and unique storyline. The follow-up sequel, The Universe, Earl Grey, and a Duck, seeks to expand on life's meaning and apologize for any confusion caused by the first book. Early readers of UEGD have called it 'less heavy than the first book' and 'slightly smaller in size.' A promising start.

Born in Rugby, England, Martin was snatched from the crib and quickly immersed in a deep bucket of British humour. His precious developmental childhood years were viewed through a lens dominated by Pythons and Galactic Hitchhikers. So, it should be no surprise that, as a subjectively grown man, Martin's global perspective remains a tad bent.

Martin lives in the Village of Elora, Ontario, Canada, with his wife and two dogs and plans to leave everything to his Great-Grandfather.