Mark Rayner
London, Ontario, Canada
Mark Rayner is a Canadian university professor by day and a novelist by night, specializing in humorous, satirical, and fabulist fiction.
He has authored several novels, including 'The Fatness', 'The Fridgularity', 'Marvellous Hairy', and 'The Amadeus Net', along with a collection of short fiction titled 'Pirate Therapy and Other Cures'.
Mark's work has been recognized with awards such as the IndieReader Discovery and IBPA Benjamin Franklin Silver Awards.
He shares his fiction for free on his website and maintains an engaging blog called 'The Skwib'. You can also connect with him on social media through Twitter and Facebook.
Apart from writing, Mark excels in digital skills like web design, blogging, SEO, and visual communications, and has experience in teaching at the university level with expertise in curriculum development and pedagogy.
Mark Rayner holds a BA in Drama and History from Queen's University and an MA in Journalism from The University of Western Ontario.
He has been associated with various organizations in lecturer, author, coordinator, presenter, president, and web development roles.
