Richard Morley
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Richard Ashley John Morley is an English author.
[edit] Biography
Morley was born in 1980 in Bath, England. Growing up in Bath and Dorchester he travelled around Australia, New Zealand, Thailand and Japan alone for a year at the age of 18.
At age 19 he went to Swansea University to study English Literature. He graduated with a 2:1 from Swansea in 2003.
In 2004 he passed his fighter pilot exams for the Royal Navy but becoming disillusioned with the forces, spent the next two years working on a ranch in Colorado, U.S.A. and with Husky Dog Sled teams in Iceland.
His most recent fictional novel A Leap Into The Unknown is a fusion of travel, humour and philosophy.
On returning to England he studied law (2:1) and a masters in legal practice (2:1) at Bournemouth University.
Richard currently resides in Weymouth, Dorset. He works as a solicitor in a local firm and is happily married.
[edit] Bibliography
- A Surrender To The Moon (2005)
- A Leap Into The Unknown (2006) (ISBN 1-84685-091-6)
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