Leeds Researching, Writing and Creating
Following over ten years of further education, Dr. Marc Latham has had four books published.
He has also had several poems published, as well as writing over 130 articles for Suite 101.
Marc's published work includes a wide variety of topics, such as: travel, running, health, philosophy, religion, celebrity, spirituality, politics and culture.
Marc tries to make a difference for the benefit of life, while keeping it entertaining and real.
Marc Latham: Travel and Leisure
Marc Latham travelled on a shoestring to all the populated continents between 1987-94. He has since visited several countries on shorter journeys.
After completing his big journeys, a desire for new challenges led Marc to run marathons in Edinburgh (2004), Tromso (2007) and Xenia (2010); and several shorter distance races in Leeds.
Marc also undertook a 100 mile trek to the Gokyo Lakes in the Nepalese Himalayas to view Mount Everest in 2009.
Greenygrey: Life, Travels and Published Work
The Greenygrey awoke on the west coast of Canada in 2008 with amnesia. It virtually travelled across North America for the rest of the year, visiting all the provinces, territories and states.
GG's book on its rambles was published by Chipmunka in 2009 (see PORTFOLIO).
GG's new status as a celebrity author led to it appearing in I'm A Celebrity Werewolf...Get Me Out of Here and Celebrity Big Brother Alpha Werewolf. It won the latter despite hibernating through most of it.
Unfortunately, the Greenygrey was then divided by the Grand Council, and Grey exiled into becoming the WEREWOLF OF OZ.
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Influences on the GreenyGrey
The greenygrey concept developed in the void between the known and the unknown, or conscious and unconscious.
While divine inspiration may have inspired the unconscious, rewinding the conscious for possible influences brings to the fore: green legends; mythical dogs and shapeshifters from British and world mythology; Churchill’s bulldog image; rock n' roll legends; and Bill Bryson’s book title 'Tales from a Small Island.'
