Anthony Galvin combines a background in physics with a decade of experience as a crime journalist, shaping his unique literary perspective. His varied career has included performing magic and ventriloquism, and extensive travel, most notably spending winters in the Arctic. These diverse experiences infuse his writing with a distinctive blend of analytical rigor and imaginative storytelling. He crafts factual works under his own name, while his fiction explores a range of narratives under pseudonyms.
Another is the case of two farmers fighting over a patch of land not big enough to accommodate a picnic blanket, resulting in a killing that inspired the play and film The Field. The county's most infamous case was the discovery of a baby stabbed to death on a beach, with another infant's body found during the subsequent investigation.