Chris Robson Lifestyle

Former RAF serviceman turned award winning writer Dougie Brimson discusses war, football hooliganism and creative writing. With over half a million books sold worldwide and three multi-award winning feature films on his CV, former RAF serviceman Dougie Brimson has forged a reputation as one of the UK's most diverse writers. Perhaps best known for penning the cult movie Green Street (Elijah Wood, Charlie Hunnam) his first book Everywhere We Go (first published in 1996) remains a firm favourite amongst football fans the world over whilst his debut novel, The Crew, has enjoyed an almost unbroken three year run at the top of the soccer charts of both Amazon and iTunes. From his time in the RAF, to getting involved with football hooliganism, to embracing his creative genius, it was a pleasure to chat to someone so honest and upfront about life and life’s lessons. Creativity can hit you at any time in life. Just make sure you embrace it with open arms. Join Dougie and I as we get into: - Got an idea? Write it