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On Midweek this week:-
ROBIN SIEGER
Robin Sieger is a former comedian and Head of Entertainment Development at the BBC. After being diagnosed with cancer 19 years ago he began researching and studying the principles behind success and he is now a best-selling author and motivational speaker.
His latest book - 42 Days to Wealth, Health and Happiness - is published by Arrow Books, at £7.99.
SARAH DOUGLAS-PENNANT
When Sarah Douglas-Pennant's son Johnnie drowned in 2004 one of his oldest friends organised a walk in Johnnie's memory. 140 people joined the walk which covered 600 miles from Southampton to the island of Jura.
Johnnie enjoyed writing poems and letters. Sarah has published a book of his work, entitled Johnnie's Poems. The money raised will go to the Anna Trust, a charity which Sarah and her husband set up in memory of their daughter Anna, who died of Cystic Fibrosis.
CHARLIE HIGSON
Charlie Higson is a star of The Fast Show and Paul Whitehouse's writing partner on the original Harry Enfield shows. More recently, he's been creating a fictional boyhood for Ian Fleming's spy hero James Bond, 007. His second Young James Bond book is Blood Fever published by Young Puffin, at £6.99.
NEVILLE SHULMAN
Neville Shulman manages film directors and he is a novelist and writer on travel, exploration and Zen philosophy. He is also an explorer and mountaineer. He has written about his most recent adventure: Climbing The Equator, Adventures in the Jungles and Mountains of Ecuador published by Summersdale, £7.99.
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