I joined The Times in 1973, working initially as a sports sub-editor and then section editor and writer. I left in 1986 to join The Independent, and in 1990 joined The Sunday Times as a columnist.
In 1998, I left The Sunday Times to concentrate on writing books and developing my career as a psychotherapist.
I have six non-fiction books published along with one novella, The Profit, in which the main character, an arrogant city high-flyer, uses reverse psychology to gain insight into today’s ‘me’ society.