Tim Cockey is a distinguished author who grew up in and around Baltimore, Maryland. This region is known for producing talented writers and artists such as Anne Tyler, Poe, Ogden Nash, Mencken, John Waters, and John Barth. Apart from a brief period of two years spent in Central Florida, Cockey has spent most of his early life in Baltimore, which has significantly influenced his writing.
Tim Cockey is best known for his award-winning "Hitch" series, which includes popular novels like "The Hearse You Came In On," "Hearse of a Different Color," "Hearse Case Scenario," and "Murder in the Hearse Degree." His writing is renowned for its wit, humor, and engaging storytelling. The series features a protagonist named Hitch, who is a charming and irreverent undertaker with a knack for solving murders.
In addition to his work as a novelist, Cockey has also worked as a story analyst for several major film and television companies, including American Playhouse, ABC, and Hallmark Entertainment. His experience in the film and television industry has given him a unique perspective on storytelling and has helped him to craft engaging and entertaining narratives. Cockey currently resides in New York City, where he continues to write and create captivating stories for his readers.