Michael Kokkinn is a real baby-boomer being born in 1947. He's someone who has done most things twice: he repeated classes at school; he went to university twice; he was married twice; he has researched two main areas in his academic life. But, since he began writing as a hobby, he seems only to have tried each genre once. There is science fiction; a novel set in a university; short stories about vomiting; yarns from his stay in Oman; and series of biographical tales from his youth. Perhaps an abberation is a series of books he wrote to accompany course in biology he teaches at the University of South Australia. You cannot read them all. You will not love them all. You may not find him there at all!