Japan Times Article

Apologies needed again . . . it has been over year. Have been rather occupied with HOPE and things.

During that time, Never Too Late has been published into a fourth Language ..... Portugues! and various of the titles have been mentioned in a number of publications including yesterday in the Japan Times. The link is below. My mother and her books even gets a mention. I thought the interview was over when we just started chatting!

here is the link

http://search.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/fl20080223a1.html

All is well Down Under

Apologies for the absence. Have been working on a book proposal (actually 2) with my publisher and my work with HOPE has been much greater of late.

Have just returned from New Zealand where I was at various meetings for HOPE and thanks to my books which seem to be doing well, I was interviewed on both radio and tv, where I was able to talk about the plight of the poor in addition to topics flowing out of my book NEVER TOO LATE.

Sold in Russia

Never Too Late has now been released in Russian. Check it out by clicking below


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rich kid / poor planet

My publisher and I are discussing a eco-parenting book. If you have any thoughts or ideas, please communicate them to me.

Christmas

Looking for a book that will help you get the most out of the Christmas scene . . . check out WHEN THE TIME WAS RIGHT by my friend Stephen Rand. you can check it out at www.brf.org.uk/product/BRFOFFSR06.htm

�For its reforms, India deserves a thumbs-up�

Tthis is an interesting read, by a controversial yet respected scholar on the future of poverty. Notice the contrast of India where poverty is diminishing and sub saharan africa where it is on the increase.

�For its reforms, India deserves a thumbs-up�

slippery summer

my, the last two months have slipped by and now writing. i had meant to slap down another 15,000 words on the 'missiological thriller' i am working on but failed.

plenty of other things happened though such as, youngest son takes flying lessons and solo's after 17 hours, oldest son settles into his new life as a university student and emerging businessman, mother in law breaks her hip a few hours after my wife arrives for a visit, youngest son breaks his leg in an atv accident and we have to evacuate him from a mountain trail to a hospital 30 k away .....

french rights

LION/Monarch the publisher of Never Too Late, informed me today that the french rights have been sold. I have had a previous book published in france, and another released in japanese, but this is the first book which will have been released in 3 languages: English, Russion and French.