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Craig Douglas

Biography

Craig Douglas was born in Ely on a rainy, May morning in 1972, after a traumatic bus ride to the hospital. Since his conception he’s been what has been termed as a Pad’s Brat and travelled to Germany a couple of times to savour the taste of German Bier. He began writing at 14 when he wrote 2 page periodicals on the intrepid adventures of Conan the Stamp Collector. Somewhat disillusioned with village life he joined the British Army in 1990 and began a tumultuous, rather haphazard journey through Army life. Accruing memories and experiences along the way have helped him form the basis of many a short story. He has served in Northern Ireland, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Kosovo, Iraq, Cyprus and Afghanistan.

He currently lives in Rugby with his wife and two children.

Where to find Craig Douglas online

Website: http://www.craigrobertdouglas.com

Where to buy in print

http://www.canwritewillwrite.com

Books

A Scattering of Ashes by Craig Douglas
Price: $0.99 USD. 30760 words. Published by Can Write Will Write on October 31, 2011. Fiction.

(4.75 from 4 reviews)
I’ve been a British Soldier for 22 years and it has been a privilege to have served with some outstanding people; a crème-de-la-crème of the public. Without my work in the military, this work would not have found inception. The characters in the book are made up from a mixture of views that are perhaps stretched to extremes. You always get a bad apple in a basketful.

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