Feathers on the Brain! A Memoir
Feathers on the Brain! A Memoir by Brian Watkins, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on November 21, 2013, offers an insightful look into the life of its author. Spanning 186 pages, this memoir details Watkins’ journey from his early education in Wales to his diverse career, which includes service in the RAF, the Colonial Service, and the HM Diplomatic Service. The narrative reflects on his experiences in various countries and roles, providing a personal account of his professional and charitable endeavors.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of historical and military contexts woven throughout Watkins’ life story. The memoir not only highlights his educational background and legal career but also his contributions as a part-time immigration judge and his involvement in charitable work. With themes rooted in biography and history, this edition presents a comprehensive overview of a life dedicated to public service and community engagement, making it a significant addition to the genres of biographies and memoirs.
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Brian Watkins was born in Wales. He was educated at a local grammar school, the London School of Economics and Worcester College, Oxford. He served in the RAF and in the Colonial Service in Sierra Leone and Tristan da Cunha. He qualified as a Solicitor and taught at Manchester University. In his late thirties he entered HM Diplomatic Service serving in North America, Northern Ireland, Bermuda, Pakistan and as High Commissioner in Swaziland. On retirement he became a part time immigration Judge. He became involved in charitable work and served as High Sheriff of his home county of Went in 2004-05. Married with a grown up son and daughter, he divides his time between London, Wales and Vancouver.
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