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Jan 15 2018

Jeffrey Archer

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Best-Selling Author and Former Politician

Jeffrey ArcherJeffrey Archer is a former politician, a serving Member of the House of Lords, and a worldwide bestselling writer. Jeffrey has written sixteen novels, six sets of short stories, three plays (all of which have been performed in London’s West End), three children’s book, two screenplays and a Gospel. He is published in more than 97 countries and 37 languages, and has international sales passing 250 million copies.


Jeffrey Archer is one of the world’s most successful storytellers


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Jeffrey ran a successful campaign for Mayor of London for two and a half years, from 1997 and was selected as the official Conservative Party Candidate for London’s Mayor in October 1999 by an overwhelming majority; in November that same year, he withdrew his candidacy, having been charged with perjury and conspiracy to pervert the course of justice. He was sentenced to 4 years imprisonment, and was released in July 2003 having served two years.[/expand]


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Jeffrey is able to share his unique knowledge and experiences and inspire a crowd. His talks focus on his life, politics and the elements necessary to write a bestseller.[/expand]


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With a wealth of anecdotes Jeffrey’s presentations are both entertaining and inspiring making him highly sought-after at events across the country.[/expand]



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Topics

Jeffrey Archer – My Life

Dealing with Adversity

Overcoming the Odds

After Dinner

Inspiration and Motivation


Publications

2013
Best Kept Secret

A Prisoner of Birth

2012
The Eleventh Commandment

2002
Sons of Fortune

2000
To Cut a Long Story Short

1998
The Eleventh Commandment

1997
Collected Short Stories


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