John Robinson

John William Daniel Robinson is a writer from Scunthorpe in North Lincolnshire. He gained a BA (Combined Hons) in Radio Film and Television Studies with Mathematics from Christ Church College, Canterbury and took a post-graduate course in Journalism at Sheffield College before moving to Poland to teach English.

He moved into website design and programming, eventually becoming a lecturer. For ten years he has taught Computing and Contextual Analysis at North Lindsey College in North Lincolnshire. He lives with his wife and two children.

John’s writing mainly takes in music, technology and media analysis and has been published on websites such as outsideleft.com and in publications including Langue Pendue. His book Famous for Fifteen People (Zer0 Books) is the first of an intended series about the work of the songwriter Momus. Folktronics (P&H Books) is the second.

Books by this author:

Folktronics: The Songs of Momus 1996-2008

John Robinson

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