Clifford Thurlow

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Clifford Thurlow (born 1952, in London, England) was trained as a journalist and wrote his first book at age 23. He has been described by the Sunday Telegraph as "one of the UK's top ghostwriters."

Books

  • 2006 - Making A Killing, the story of Captain James Ashcroft
  • 2005 - Making Short Films: The Complete Guide From Script to Screen
  • 2004 - Fatwa: Living With A Death Threat, the story of Jacky Trevane
  • 2003 - The Carol White Story
  • 2001 - All Things Considered
  • 2000 - Sex, Surrealism, Dali and Me, the story of Carlos Lozano
  • 1992 - Brief Spring: A Journey Through Eastern Europe
  • 1987 - Never Before Noon, the story of Afdera Fonda

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