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My 20th self-published book

The ‘proof of the pudding’ for me is that, in December, with the publication and release of Fred Thompson’s biography, “Not Bad for a Boy from Belfast”, it marked my 20th self-published book, a milestone that, when I started out on this journey, I never

15 YEARS OF STORYTELLING AND SELF-PUBLISHING

Although I’d spent the best part of four decades working as a copywriter and agency owner in the ad industry, moving into the self-publishing arena, when I relocated to Perth at the end of 2010, proved to be a real eye-opener and a complete game

OUT OF THE DARKNESS

Growing up in Perth in the 1970s was not a very pleasant experience for Paul or his brothers and a sister. His mother, Trish, suffered horrific abuse from a husband, who was beset with his own demons.