Jonathan Lunn, who was born in London, began writing when he was just fifteen years old. He pursued his higher education at the University of Leicester, where he developed an interest in politics. After graduation, Lunn worked in local government for six years as a spin doctor, but later decided to leave politics behind and focus on his true passion, writing.
Lunn is well-known for his series of naval adventure stories, which have been compared to the Victorian Hornblower. The series is centered around the main character of the first book, Killigrew R.N., and includes six books in total. The most recent book in the series is "Killigrew and the Sea Devil," which was published in 2005. The series is known for being both entertaining and historically accurate, and it has gained a significant following in Italy, where it is set to be relaunched.
In addition to writing under the pseudonym Jonathan Lunn, the author has also published two books under his real name, Daniel Hall. He currently resides in Bristol. Lunn's writing career began when he was still a teenager, and he has since established himself as a respected and accomplished author in the genre of naval adventure stories. His work is known for its historical accuracy and engaging storytelling, making him a popular choice among readers who enjoy this genre.