After founding two telecommunications companies and retiring at age 47, David Martin Anderson has devoted his full time to creative writing. He has written numerous novels and novellas, all available through Amazon, which rates “THE LAST GOOD HORSE” as one of the 20 greatest horse stories ever written. In addition, the novella “THE COWBOYS OF HADDINGTON MOOR” was optioned for screenplay. “HUGGER,” a novella, won the Faulkner-Wisdom Literary Contest gold medal in 2021; three other stories garnered “short-listed finalist” distinctions in that same contest in 2020 and 2021. His stories have appeared in Passenger Journal and Southwest Review. A 2023 finalist and semi-finalist for the Lascaux Review Short Story Prize, Anderson was inducted into America's Literary Who's-Who for his contributions to the craft of writing. Anderson will be attending the University of Iowa Creative Writing Workshop in 2023, at age 72, the oldest applicant ever accepted into that distinguished program.
David Martin Anderson
After founding two telecommunications companies and retiring at age 47, David Martin Anderson has devoted his full time to creative writing. He has written numerous novels and novellas, all available through Amazon, which rates “THE LAST GOOD HORSE” as one of the 20 greatest horse stories ever written. In addition, the novella “THE COWBOYS OF HADDINGTON MOOR” was optioned for screenplay. “HUGGER,” a novella, won the Faulkner-Wisdom Literary Contest gold medal in 2021; three other stories garnered “short-listed finalist” distinctions in that same contest in 2020 and 2021. His stories have appeared in Passenger Journal and Southwest Review. A 2023 finalist and semi-finalist for the Lascaux Review Short Story Prize, Anderson was inducted into America's Literary Who's-Who for his contributions to the craft of writing. Anderson will be attending the University of Iowa Creative Writing Workshop in 2023, at age 72, the oldest applicant ever accepted into that distinguished program.