MacleanNetters in publishing ventures
MacleanNet ‘founder’, Donald H MacLean, is a man with a past – a very interesting past that includes, as a producer for the BBC, ‘discovering’ The Beatles, helping found the Clan Maclean Association of London, advising the British Prime Minister and government, and, of course, founding MacleanNet. Having put off writing his autobiography for far too many years, he finally put finger to keyboard and his fascinating, very personal and revealing biographical blog can be found at www.the-life-of.me - it is well worth every minute of the reading.
Current MacleanNet President, Alasdair White, in a totally unrelated move, has pooled his skills as a writer and editor with that of his wife, Fiona, (who, as Fiona MacLean, was president of the Clan Maclean Association of London) a professional copy-editor and proof-reader, and together they have founded White & MacLean Publishing. The new venture will focus on publishing a small number of books each year and a larger number of eDocs and, possibly, eBooks. Their first book is Shadows by Alex Hunter – a thriller set in Brussels, the Czech Republic and Iraq. We notice that Alex Hunter bears a striking resemblance to Alasdair himself and discreet enquiry reveals they are one-and-the-same. To read more about White & MacLean Publishing and to purchase Alasdair’s new book, go to – www.whiteandmaclean.eu.
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