Indies Unlimited Welcomes John Barlow to the Staff

John Barlow
Author John Barlow

Indies Unlimited is proud to announce the addition of traditional-to-indie author John Barlow to our multi-megawatt powerhouse superblog.

John Barlow’s prize-winning fiction and non-fiction has been published by HarperCollins/William Morrow, Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 4th Estate and various others in the UK, US, Australia, Russia, Italy, Germany, Spain and Poland.

John was born in West Yorkshire, England, in 1967. He worked as a musician before studying English Literature at Cambridge University and language acquisition at Hull University. After teaching English for several years, he moved to Spain to write full-time, and has been there ever since. He is married to Susana, with whom he has two sons. They currently live in the Galician city of A Coruña.

Apart from writing fiction, he also works as a ghost writer and journalist. He has written for the Washington Post, Slate.com, Penthouse, Departures Magazine and The Big Issue, and he is currently a feature writer for the award-winning food magazine Spain Gourmetour.

Please welcome John to the Indies Unlimited family.

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9 thoughts on “Indies Unlimited Welcomes John Barlow to the Staff”

  1. Hi to everyone. Great to be here, even if I have put on a *few* pounds since that photo was taken…

    I hope that I'll be able to say something useful or at least amusing every month. The whole indie thing is a bit of an experiment for me, so it'll probably be more a matter of what I did wrong than what I did right.

    Best wishes, JohnB

  3. Delighted that you are here John – I am sure you'll come up with something amusing – you're a Brit and we are famed for our wit 😉

  6. "What’s British for “Hello?” Mind the gap?"

    Mind the gap is very formal, a bit like Vous in French; you might try something like "do you want some overcooked veg with that?"

  9. Hey John 😉 Very cool to meet you. Looking forward to reading some of your posts – with all that experience, I'm sure I can learn a ton from you 🙂

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