Michael Wilton píše pod pseudonymom Michael N. Wilton. Po absolvovaní vojenskej služby v RAF sa neochotne vrátil k bankovníctvu, až kým sa nenaskytla príležitosť venovať sa písaniu. Po práci tlačového hovorcu pre strojársku spoločnosť a následnom riadení publicity pre spoločnosť zaoberajúcu sa prenájmom lietadiel a vrtuľníkov sa jeho záujem o film presunul k tvorbe priemyselných filmov. Po rokoch skúseností s prípravou námetov a scenárov vo filmovej produkcii ukončil svoju kariéru ako vedúci výskumnej publicity pre národnú plynárenskú spoločnosť. S nástupom možnosti samo-publikovania vydal niekoľko kníh vrátane romantickej komédie a dvoch detských kníh.
William Duncan embarks on a journey of estate management under the guidance of his uncle, Lord Beddington. As he navigates his new responsibilities, he becomes actively engaged in fundraising efforts for their local hospital, highlighting themes of community service and personal growth.
When a trusting young rabbit called Startup sets out to help his wildlife friends, he little expects to find himself being enticed by a slinky looking rabbit called Lola. They end up in a life or death struggle to stop King Freddie, and a horde of brown rats, from taking over their beloved Hookwood.
Spies like Jyp are hard to find. Inflicting Christian names like Jefferson Youll on a young lad already saddled with a surname like Patbottom is a sufficient handicap for anyone, but if you have the misfortune to be educated at Watlington County Grammar and end up as thick as a plank, life gets very tricky indeed. Settling for Jyp and braving a succession of dead-end jobs, he finds sanctuary in a Government statistics department dealing with figures. To escape the amorous attention of his ever-helpful colleague, Jyp dives into another office, where he is mistaken for a trained spy killer and recruited by one of Britain's security departments. Bumbling, he takes on a fight to unmask a series of trusted spies in the heart of Whitehall in a desperate battle to win the hand of his true love. This is the large print edition of The Spy Who Couldn't Count, with a larger font / typeface for easier reading.