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Submitted Profile: Paul England was born and educated in England.
During the 1940s and 1950s he served in the Royal Navy. As an electronics engineer he worked in America, UK and Australia. He transferred to Australia with his family in 1974.
Now retired, he lives on the south coast of New South Wales. Since retirement he has been kept fully occupied writing children's books and short stories, painting in watercolours and landscaping his garden.
Several of his short stories have been published in national magazines and local newspapers.
In 1983 he wrote a series of 19 radio talks titled 'The Computer, Workhorse of the Eighties', which were broadcast over a three week period and reviewed by the Sydney Morning Herald.
Over the last few years he has written four books: Zoom One and Commando - the first two books in the children’s series "Knights of Bonalla’, Tunguska, a general Sci Fi based on an actual incident, and Voyage of a Lifetime.

Published work: Voyage of a Lifetime — the authentic account of a sea voyage from Southampton, England, to Fremantle in Western Australia, as told to the author by Don Caisley.

Published by: L&R Hartley

Publication Date: 2009

Available from: The Author (preferred option) or L&R Hartley Merchandising.

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