ABOUT OBLITERATI PRESS

Obliterati Press came about when novelists Wayne Leeming and Nathan O’Hagan, stablemates with Leeds-based punk publishers Armley Press, realised they had a shared dream of starting their own indie press.  A year on from that first casual chat over a huge garlic Naan bread, they decided to stop dreaming and make it happen. They each share a passion for the kind of edgy work that mainstream publishers may overlook and want to provide a place where good writers can be showcased.

Obliterati Press is a publisher for writers set up by writers keen to use the experience they have gained to unveil great new voices. ​

NATHAN

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​Nathan grew up on Merseyside, and now lives in the East Midlands with his wife and two children and works part time for the NHS.

He is the author of the novels “The World Is (Not) A Cold Dead Place”, “Out Of The City” and “The Last Sane Man On Earth”, all published by Armley Press, and the self-published short fiction collections “Purge” and “Everything Falls Apart”.

​He regularly writes features for Byline Times, The New European, Four Four Two and Morning Star.

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WAYNE

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Wayne, who writes as M. W. Leeming, is a writer, artist and musician who has been writing since early teens. His background in criminal defence law fuels a passion for issues of fairness, morality and justice – issues which are frequently threaded into his writing.

Wayne likes to write in a mixture of genres - including sci-fi, horror, long and short fiction, literary - and having self-published various pieces of fiction and non-fiction over the years, Wayne's graphic-novel inspired tongue-in-cheek crime thriller "Justice is Served" was first published by Armley Press in 2016, and later re-published by independent comic-book and graphic-novel publishers, Markosia. He self-published its sequel "The Plague Doctor: Justice is Served II" in 2018 and plans to write a third and final chapter.

In his musical endeavours, he has enjoyed support from BBC Radio Introducing and is currently working on a home-produced album.


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