Malcolm Blair-Robinson is a writer and blogger whose lifetime experience and interest in history and politics forms the foundation of his intuitive take on the problems of our times. Describing himself as a hobbyist rather than a professional, he is independent of all political parties, groups or campaigns, yet he follows them all with a keen eye.

Malcolm Blair-Robinson’s aim is to get to the heart of the matter. In the modern world of spin this is not always easy, but it gives his commentary a sharp and predictive edge. Often the first with a prediction of how an issue will develop in his daily blog, his book 2010 A Blueprint for Change published last year well before the general election, in some key areas reads like a blueprint for the new government’s unfolding policies, which is remarkable for a writer whose lifestyle is reclusive and outside the Westminster village. He is opposed to the Iraq and Afghan wars, the War on Terror, Big Government and Due Process. He has been active in promoting Constitutional Reform.

His interests include British and American history, the economy, the Constitution, education, health, foreign affairs, military strategy, child welfare and the environment. His hobbies include, apart from writing, photography, bird watching, walking and cooking. He has five adult children (a sixth died aged twelve from lifelong illness) and two grandchildren. He has been twice married for a total of forty years, but is now single and says ‘he intends to stay that way’.

You will love the Malcolm Blair-Robinson catalogue. Look out for interviews with the author in national newspapers and on your TV screens soon.

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Later this year Arima Publishing is set to release out Malcolm's latest book, “2010: A Blueprint For Change”. In a crisp easy read complex problems of our time are unravelled and radical new ideas are put forward to solve them. This book is a must for every voter who wants to make up their own mind how to vote but needs a simple guide to the real issues politicians are
frightened to talk about.

The simplicity of his analysis and the practical common sense solutions he is suggesting is completely in tune with the public mood and provides what amounts to a peoples' manifesto for change in the light of Financial Crisis/Expense crisis/Afghan War and other key issues. The book is divided into parts covering the Economy, Foreign Affairs, the Constitution, Health (NHS), Education and Quality of Life. 'A must read for everyone who is fed up with spin and wants to get to
the facts.'

Every reader will be astonished at the detail and clarity of the new thinking on almost every page. Has the pace of a thriller and the authority of over fifty years of watching political developments both here and in the U.S. Once started this book will be devoured by everyone looking for a change from the bad old ways and tacky politics of today.

The book has already attracted considerable interest from politicians and the media alike and looks set to be a winner. You will be able to order the book from Amazon in September 2009.