Description: In the grand tradition of lawyer/legal writers down through the ages from Dickens to Grisham,there now rides over the literary horizon International lawyer,Robert Bowman. Just as these other lawyers always wrote about what they knew, so Robert Bowman writes vividly about the arena he has come to inhabit in a long and distinguished exciting legal career over the past decades - Our World. In his first volume of illustrated memoirs 'Wicked To Fly',which he has wrily subtitled 'Dispatches from the Coal Face of Life',Bowman takes us from deep within a tragic French village to the jungles and rice terraces of the Northern Phillipines and on to the ruins in the Yucatan and the iconic Temple of the Sun in Mexico City,from a jail cell in Monte Carlo to the ghostly killing fields of Auschwitz on to the concrete skyscrapers of Dubai,whilst surviving terrifying earthquakes and typhoons along the way.