Michael Barber

Michael was born in Lancashire, in the UK. Received an education to College level with distinctions in English, Mathematics, Physics and Computer Science. He first realised his talent for writing at the age of eight when the entire primary school class was instructed to listen to a piece of classical music and simply write whatever came to mind. Many students wrote small essays, some wrote nothing at all. But the class looked on while Michael wrote a three page essay describing the emotions evoked by seaside waves rolling onto shore and crashing against the rocks.

Thus began a long and fruitful love affair with writing.

In his formative years, Michael wrote a number of articles for local and regional newspapers. Later he published technical articles and collaborated on the production of business journals and manuals for the commercial sector. He subsequently published a number of short stories, novels, and non-fiction works, including:

Charlie the Earwig, a children's story about a feisty and accident prone young Earwig.

The Dresden Bombing, a historical novel set against the backdrop of the famous allied bombing of the German town of Dresden.

Should the Trinity be Abandoned? a systematic, scholarly work which dismantles one of the principle doctrines of Christendom demonstrating that the doctrine is, not only of entirely pagan origin, but is also extra-Biblical.

An Outcry of Silence, a story of friendship and loyalty against the backdrop of a cruel and oppressive government; a friendship that gives rise to a powerful resistance that ultimately endeavors to obtain complete freedom.