Jim loved writing. At nineteen his goal in life was to be a top notch journalist. His first step on the ladder was for a hairdressing magazine in Soho, London. Despite WW2 intervening, changing his career, and moving across the world to Australia, Jim continued to write stories, poetry and his diaries.
A lifetime later, he compiled his notes and recounted his life on typewritten pages, which he then bound and presented to his daughter Trish.
About Jim's Book 
Wow! was my reaction when I read Dad’s book. He was a story teller; passionate about words on paper and spoken. He would be so chuffed to know others were interested enough to read his stories about ordinary people and life 1920-1980; and how it relates to life almost a century later.
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