Malcolm Stacey

Malcolm Stacey spent most of his working life as an investigative journalist with BBC Television and BBC Radio Four. He has made more than 5,000 radio and tv programmes, exposing con tricks and injustices. He has also written drama and comedy for the BBC.

He has both reported on and produced 'Today', 'You and Yours' and 'Checkpoint' on BBC Radio Four. He has presented for Schools TV and has written films for ITV.

Malcolm is now a financial journalist for the internet. His blog is read by 81,000 investors.

An established author, Malcolm has written nine books on finance, medical matters and humour. His book For the Love of Alice was produced with the parents of a teenager Alice Maddocks, who won a horrendous fight for life with the help of Tony Blair.

Malcolm Stacey's 's novel Black Snow is the culmination of a lifetime's interest in the supernatural and took six years to write. His aim was to produce an thoughtful and intelligent epic of both real and imagined horror.

Malcolm lives with his family in South Wales.