Reappearing by Chris Heal

Reappearing by Chris Heal

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Heal, Chris: - Most of the author's biography, including his many names, is explained within Disappearing. 'Heal' went to grammar school in the West Midlands, supporting himself through a window cleaning business and by digging ditches for Britain's new motorways. He was a leading rock climber and, later, a SCUBA diving instructor. He travelled extensively in his younger years, usually by hitchhiking, through much of Europe, North Africa and the Near and Middle East, reaching India. He briefly joined the RAF and then trained as an airline pilot. He quit and was off the radar for a year. He resurfaced as a journalist and then joined IBM for twenty years, five of them in Africa, and later led the multi-million pound buy-out of their UK marketing department. He was chairman of the regional theatre In Basingstoke, worked as an oak furniture designer and maker, and advised and funded internet start-ups and small businesses. He received a doctorate in history from Bristol University, aged sixty-five. Aspects of his thesis - academically reviewed as 'first-rate, well-written with immensely impressive scholarship' - were turned into a variety of publications with over 5,000 sales. In 2018, he wrote Sound of Hunger, a well-received social history of the lives of two German brothers, u-boat captains in the First World War.
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ISBN 13 9781916194410
ISBN 10 1916194419
Title Reappearing
Author Chris Heal
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Chattaway and Spottiswood
Year published 2020-06-16
Number of pages 322
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