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Val Wake

Val Wake started his working life in journalism as a copyboy, on the Sydney Daily Telegraph in Australia. At nineteen he left for the UK and spent a summer as a film extra in London. He met and married his Canadian born wife, Lillian Lequereux and moved to Canada. In Canada and Australia, Val Wake worked as a newspaper and television reporter and editor. In the early seventies, the Wakes returned to the UK where Val Wake joined the Central Office of Information, the government's ‘media factory'.

Author's website: www.valwaketheauthor.com

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