A Life in Chapters — Series Description
A Life in Chapters is a memoir series that traces one life across radically different worlds, from a working-class childhood in the Welsh valleys to rebuilding a new life in Southeast Asia decades later.
Each book captures a distinct chapter: the places, pressures, people, and inner shifts that shape who we become.
Together, they tell a story of identity, resilience, and reinvention, not through grand speeches, but through everyday moments, hard choices, and quiet turning points.
This series is about:
- Growing up with limited means but a rich character
- Carrying your roots into a changing world
- Losing your way — and finding a new one
- Rebuilding a life when the old one no longer fits. Understanding how the past and present speak to each other
- From tin baths and tape cassettes in the Gwent Valleys to cafés and co-working spaces in Chiang Mai, A Life in Chapters is about how a person becomes themselves over time — and how it’s never too late to begin again.
These books are for readers who love honest memoirs, emotional truth, and stories of real life change.
THE TIP, THE TAPE, AND THE TIN BATH: Growing up in the Shadow of the Gwent Valleys (1964–1989).
Starting Over in Chiang Mai, Thailand: How I Rebuilt My Life in Northern Thailand and What You Should Know Before You Do the Same.
So You Want to Be a Digital Nomad? How to Live, Work, and Build a Real Life in Southeast Asia.
Your Step-by-Step Guide to Becoming a Digital Nomad in Southeast Asia
Not a highlight reel.
A life, told chapter by chapter.