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Authors
Alistair Tait

Alistair Tait

Alistair tait
Description

Alistair Tait writes for Golfweek magazine, covering the European Tour and amateur golf. He graduated from Guelph University, Canada, with a Masters degree in English after completing his BA at the University of Waterloo. When not covering golf, he can be found at Woburn Golf Club trying, unsuccessfully, to play to an 8 handicap alongside his dog Izzy. Broken Fairways

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JS Raynor

JS Raynor

JS Raynor
Description

J. S. Raynor is a blind author, living in Cheshire.  He has been a software developer for nearly forty years, but is enjoying creative writing.  In addition to several short stories, he has published two novels, “A Comfortable Death”, based in part on his wife’s early life and, secondly, the romantic thriller, “The Gaudi Façade”, set in Barcelona during 2012.  For all his writing, he is dependent on the speech synthesiser  on his computer. A Comfortable Death The Gaudi Facade

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John Gordon

John Gordon

John Gordon
Description

John is a UK-based actuary, consultant and author. John’s 25 years in the Financial Services industry have seen him in many roles and with many responsibilities, from managing pricing and financial reporting teams, financial analysis, corporate governance and business process to managing big change initiatives. On the Role of the Actuary in a Changing World

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Brian Titrage

Brian Titrage

Brian Titrage
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Brian may be a self-confessed opinionated bigot, but he does have a way with words. He is also able to call upon a lifetime of being British. The A to Z of Being British

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Sir John Leahy

Sir John Leahy

Sir John Leahy
Description

Sir John Leahy likes to think of himself as a man for all seasons who enjoys tackling new challenges. Not long after completing a colourful and successful career as a diplomat, he found himself catapulted into the uncomfortable seat of Chairman of Lonrho plc at a time of virtual civil war between Tiny Rowland and his fellow Chief Executive, Dieter Bock. Now fully retired. A Life of Spice

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Felicity Corbin-Wheeler

Felicity Corbin-Wheeler

Felicty Corbin-Wheeler
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Felicity watched in despair as her daughter died of chemotherapy, the “best” that orthodox cancer treatment could offer.   Afterwards Felicity researched the work of doctors worldwide who successfully treated cancer and other degenerative disease with colonics, detoxification, immune restoring organic fruit and vegetable juices, and intravenous laetrile, which cured Felicity of pancreatic cancer seven years ago… God’s Healing Word

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John Lawrie-Welsh

John Lawrie-Welsh

John Lawrie-Welsh
Description

John Lawrie-Welsh is a Scot, born on the Fife coast.  After spells in banking, the RAF and teaching he returned to university for a Masters degree.  After work as an economist and management lecturer in the UK and abroad, including Czechoslovakia, he eventually retired to Shropshire.  His interests are walking, golf and fly-fishing, travelling abroad and, of course, writing. Cuelsin

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Michael Boulton-Jones

Michael Boulton-Jones

Michael Boulton-Jones
Description

Michael Boulton-Jones was educated at Marlborough College and Cambridge where he studied medicine. After completing his training in London, he took a post in Glasgow Royal Infirmary where he worked for nearly 30 years. When he retired, he decided to investigate the economic history of the city and region. This book describes the outcome. Glasgow Works

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