Geoff Nicholson, known for his darkly comic literary novels and eclectic nonfiction, passed away at 71 from chronic myelomonocytic leukemia. His work often explored characters obsessed with cartography, VW Beetles, urban walking, jokes, and sexual fetishes. Nicholson’s writing style was marked by verve, wit, and far-fetched plots, attracting a dedicated readership for his prolific output. His legacy includes novels like “Bleeding London” and “The City Under the Skin,” which showcased his fascination with maps and oddball collectors. Throughout his career, Nicholson published 17 novels and 10 works of nonfiction, leaving behind a unique and memorable literary legacy.
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