Andy Cooke

Andy Cooke grew up in a pub, but found that to be less interesting than you might have thought. He spent 17 interesting and enjoyable years in the RAF as an Engineering Officer, working in the Falklands, designing radar networks, teaching people to fly spacecraft, doing detailed analysis of various systems, and managing secure IT networks, before leaving in 2012 to become a freelance Project Manager and Enterprise Architect.

He’s married to a very tolerant and lovely wife, with three children – one of whom is severely autistic.

He represented the RAF at Formation Skydiving and fencing, been nationally ranked at sabre, and skis for enjoyment.

He’s keenly interested in space travel, several fantasy worlds of literature, alternate history, politics, cricket, how the world fits together, and – of course – writing.