Pike's Pyramid: A Fight Against a Global Marketing Network and Crime Czars Funding Al-Qaida - Softcover

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Forced to leave school in Tasmania aged 15 because of his fathers death, Michael Winston Tatlow worked trapping rabbits and snaring possums for their skins, then crewed a boat fishing for shark in the Southern Ocean. The teenage state surf swimming champion, performing alone, saved five people from drowning. After representing Tasmania in Sydney, Mike became a feature writer and book reviewer for Sydneys Sunday Telegraph; then the papers foreign correspondent in seven countries. Back in Sydney he was Sunday Telegraph News Editor and Acting Editor. He was Chief-of-Staff of the Daily Telegraph before becoming Pictorial Editor. After returning to Tasmania and as strategist for a top political party, then ABC Televisions senior journalist, Michael began writing books. Pikes Pyramid was his first of a series of five crime thrillers. Four of them are written but have not yet been published. Six of his other books have been published. He has a son and daughter and six grandchildren.