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Charles Beagley

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Born
in London, The United Kingdom
Influences
Mystery and Thriller writers such as Forsyth and Ludlum

Member Since
July 2017


Like most children growing up during the London Blitz I learnt how to create an adventurous way of surviving that was better than I had. I lived a pretence during that terrible period that, good or bad, remained with me all my life.
It took the form of making up stories, along with an ability to draw. This ultimately led to me going to Art College, and then an advertising agency in London. During my time with the Irish agency, I was sent to Brussels and Ireland on accounts.
My career was interrupted by the National Service of the time. I spent two years in the RAF, and my experience led to the publication department after my training.
On completing my service, I wanted a change and spent the next few years going from agency to agency until I
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Charles Beagley I would like to go back for a brief visit to the cold war period. It may have been a perilous period, but all the same, it was exciting. The world tod…moreI would like to go back for a brief visit to the cold war period. It may have been a perilous period, but all the same, it was exciting. The world today is so predictable: back then everything was on a cusp. It was the time when most of the really good fiction writers: Forsyth, Ludlum, Fleming got their inspiration. It is when Fiction truly started. (less)
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