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Prostablog 
Hi Jim,
Have just been directed to your blog and read it all last night. It is a brilliant and brave piece. I’d send it to the New Yorker if I was you. And I’m serious about that. All best.
Kia kaha
Warwick Roger
Hi Warwick
Thanks for those warm words. They certainly mean something coming from you.
Actually, it’s probably going to be a book. So far about 10,000 people worldwide have had a read, so I guess it pushes a few buttons. I was determined to be open and honest and employ my years of journalism experience in a helpful way.
Hope all is well for you.
Best Jim T