John Dexter John Dexter spent time farming in Sussex, then worked in a small business importing, processing and retailing plastics. He spent five years in a merchant bank in the City of London and then thirty as a management consultant in Europe, Africa, South America, Arabia, Japan, and China. His experiences included a spell in Buckingham Palace, expanding the telephone network in north-east Brazil, getting to grips with the finances of East African Airways, and working in TitoÕs Yugoslavia. In his spare time he did duty as a yachting race officer, as afterguard with the Ocean Youth Club taking young people to sea, as an Enterprise Agency business advisor, as a prison visitor. He and his wife Patti have three children (Anna, Dan and Caroline) and five grandchildren. Books Poland by Bike Just after the fall of communism in the east, an Englishman cycles from France across Europe to visit his daughter in Poland. Those Wasted Years A story of men held in a local prison in England, and how they deal with life after release. Hole A short contribution to the book by Peter Shaw about his kidnap in Georgia. John was the communicator with the kidnappers. Articles An Enchanted October The story of a holiday visiting the Amalfi coast. Human Dignity Notes for a discussion on human dignity in early life. Contact email john@johndexter.co.uk phone 07812 635953