Raymond McCullough

I have been involved in many things in my life, designing and manufacturing furniture, electrical sales, running a construction business, marketing French perfume, college lecturing in computing, radio presenting and production, TV documentaries ...

I've also been a professional writer for nearly thirty years - firstly writing a regular IT series and other articles, reviews and reports for UK technical magazines.  From 1990-96 I edited and published the Irish magazine, 'Bread,' releasing a book from this in 1995.  Since then I've been involved in media of all kinds - from web design to podcasting, satellite and internet radio and, recently, documentary TV production.

My earlier book, 'The Whore and her Mother', originally developed out of one episode in a radio series, which has been broadcasting on satellite around most of the world. I felt the subject too interesting and dramatic to be confined to the fairly narrow, evangelical Christian world.  These words of the Hebrew prophets are regarded as 'holy' by the world's three main religions, and it is only fair to present them - and my conclusions from them, so far - to as wide an audience as possible. 

Previously I ran a construction business. I still love to know how things are put together - buildings, origins of words, phrases - so I have used a similar approach in exploring, what I believe to be, an extremely important and relevant topic.  I am convinced that there is enough evidence today to back up the predictions of these men, and that we are justified in taking very seriously all of their writings - and acting upon them, accordingly.  Judge that for yourselves.

The Six Hours fiction trilogy (beginning with 'In Six Hours ... the world will change'), is an attempt to present the truths of my previous books in a thriller format, which will hopefully appeal to a wider audience. 

The sequel - in One Hour ... Babylon will fall - is nearing completion and should be available later in 2016.