Senior instructor at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst and Joint Services Command and Staff College, UK. Freelance war correspondent for Time magazine, BBC and all major television channels. Paul Moorcraft has worked in thirty war zones over twenty years. Author of numerous books of military history, crime and politics. Published in 2002 - Guns and Poses: Travels with an Occasional War Correspondent and Anchoress of Shere, a novel set in the Middle Ages and the 1960s - critically acclaimed in the US e.g. starred review in US Publishers Weekly. He has also been an officer in paramilitary force, local councilor, editor-in-chief of a large publishing house and editor of an international magazine Defence Review. In early 2002 he was 'chasing bin Laden' in Sudan and Afghanistan, an eyewitness to the siege of Jenin in Palestine and survived being a key-note speaker at a university feminist conference. He also runs a small publishing company.

• Military History

• War Reporting

• Journalism - editing

• Publishing

• Film Making

• Medieval Novels
  

• Humorous Travels in War Zones

• Chasing bin Laden

• How to Live with Guerrillas: experiences of living with terrorists in Afghanistan/Africa etc.

• How to Write a Book and Get It Published

• Humorous Experiences of Book Tours and Talking to Book Clubs

• Locking Up Women in Walls: the Story of a Surrey Anchoress. From a short story to best-selling novel and Hollywood film.