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Charlie Charters
Charlie Charters (born 1968, London) is a former rugby union official and sports marketing executive turned thriller writer whose debut book ''Bolt Action'' was published by Hodder & Stoughton in 2010.〔Media release by ("''The Bookseller''" ) 8 July 2009〕 Charters was raised in Fiji where his mother was making a documentary film and met his father, a tobacco farmer. He is the son-in-law of well-known Fijian businesswoman and deposed Member of Parliament Mere Samisoni. He and his wife Vanessa divide their time between a house near Barton-le-Willows, North Yorkshire, and Suva, Fiji.
==Early life==
Charters attended Rugby School, Downing College, Cambridge where he was friends with former England cricket captain Mike Atherton and author Toby Young, and the Centre for Journalism Studies, Cardiff University, where his contemporaries included BBC reporters Dominic Hughes, Laura Trevelyan, Simon Hall and "''The Dig Tree''" author, the late Sarah Murgatroyd.〔Murgatroyd, Sarah, ''The Dig Tree: The Story of Burke and Wills'', Melbourne, Text Publishing, 2002. (ISBN 1-877008-08-7)〕 While studying in Cardiff, he worked as a subeditor on the Western Mail (Wales) and DJ on South Wales radio station Red Dragon FM.〔Red Dragon FM ("Past Presenters" )〕 Charters was a stringer for United Press International (UPI) in Croatia, a TV presenter in Fiji and a freelance journalist in Hong Kong before embarking on a sports marketing career with Seamus O'Brien at the World Sport Group.〔Owen Hughes, ("In Asia's Court" ) ''Hongkong Standard'', 24 September 1995〕 Along with Dale Tempest and Spencer Robinson, Charters was a noted part-time sports presenter〔Teri Fitsell, "Up for the Cup with the likely lads", ''Eastern Express'', 24 June 1994〕 for Hong Kong's ATV World.
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