Nick Charles (author)
Nick Charles (born 1944), is the first person to be honoured by the Queen for 'Services to people with alcohol problems'.[1] He is the author of books including autobiography, Through A Glass Brightly, published by Robson Books, and founder of Chaucer Clinic which was UK's largest alcohol project[1] until it closed in 2005.[2] He is also the founder of the internet alcohol education and treatment online facility 'Nick and Nikki's place'. His current book project is, 'Another Hill To Climb' the biography of British singer Vince Hill.
Bibliography
- Drugs Laid Bare (out of print)
- A Girl called Ginger (Garrick House)
- Through A Glass Brightly (Robson Books)
- Nikki All About Secrets (Garrick House)
- Lifting The Top Off The Bottle (Garrick House)
- Will I Die If I Wake (2007)
- Lesley Spirit (2008)
References
- 1 2 Beckett, Simon (2001-09-17). "A long day's journey - Profile of Nick Charles, head of the Chaucer alcohol clinic". Society Guardian. London: Guardian news and Media LTD. Retrieved 2009-04-03.
- ↑ Edwards, John (2005-11-23). "Bother the misery - count the pounds". London: Mail Online. Retrieved 2009-04-03.
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