Paul McGuire (author)

Paul McGuire is a freelance author, writer and journalist based in Hong Kong.

Paul McGuire
Alma materMonash University
OccupationWriter, Journalist
Known forAuthor of children books

Career

In June 2002, McGuire wrote one of his first articles for South China Morning Post, titled "Best foot forward for walks in Macau". From 2002 to 2006, McGuire was a regular contributor to the South China Morning Post.[1] McGuire wrote reviews, articles and features for the Arts and Education sections. A few of these have been reprinted in publications such as the Financial Times.

McGuire is a children's author. From 1995 to 2004, McGuire has written 12 children's books which were published by Oxford University Press.[2] McGuire's books have been sold in several countries, including China.

In addition McGuire has reviewed restaurants for Hong Kong Tatler’s Best Restaurants Guide for over 20 years (which now also appear on the DeLuxe web site).[3] McGuire is now the motoring Editor of the HK-based magazine 'Baccarat' and reviews super cars and covers general motoring stories, including F1. These articles also appear on the Luxury Insider web site based in Singapore.

He has also written an historical novel set at the time of the Peasants' Revolt (or Wat Tyler's Revolt) in 1381.

Bibliography

Children's books
  • Amy and the red box (2004)
  • Barney the policeman (2004) [4][5]
  • Fireman Bill and the dragon (1995)
  • How do you feel? (2005) [6]
  • It's Christmas (2005) [7]
  • Jo tells stories (2004)
  • Old Hong Kong (2005) [8]
  • Save the animals! (2004)
  • Save the Earth (2005) [9]
  • The Elephant Rock (2004) [10]
  • The fat prince and the angry man (1996)
  • We can cook (2005) [11]

Novel
  • Peasants' Revolt - It is a historical novel.
gollark: The book is 1984.
gollark: <@139395104455524352> George Orwell wrote it in 1984.
gollark: I knew I forgot one...
gollark: ***Black is whiteIgnorance is strengthWar is peaceFreedom is slavery***
gollark: That does not mean "literally Satan" and wasn't said anyway.

References
  1. McGuire, Paul (2002 to 2006)"Paul McGuire's articles". South China Morning Post. Retrieved June 26, 2017.
  2. WorldCat
  3. "Hong Kong writers: Paul McGuire (author)". hannakonola.blogspot.com. Retrieved May 27, 2019.
  4. McGuire, Paul (2004) "Barney the policeman". Hong Kong : Oxford University Press (China) Ltd. Retrieved June 26, 2017.
  5. McGuire, Paul (30 Aug 2004) "Barney the Policeman (NOSR 9.3 BARNEY POLICEMAN)". Oxford University Press (China). Retrieved June 26, 2017.
  6. McGuire, Paul (9 August 2005) "How do you feel? (PHINNIE SB 6. 6 HOW DO YOU FEEL?)". Oxford University Press (China). Retrieved June 26, 2017.
  7. McGuire, Paul (4 July 2005) "It's Christmas (PHINNIE SB 4. 6 IT'S CHRISTMAS!)". Oxford University Press (China). Retrieved June 26, 2017.
  8. McGuire, Paul (7 March 2005) "Old Hong Kong (PHINNIE SB 6. 5 OLD HK)". Oxford University Press (China). Retrieved June 26, 2017.
  9. McGuire, Paul (3 March 2005) "Save the Earth (PHINNIE SB 4. 4 SAVE THE EARTH)". Oxford University Press (China). Retrieved June 26, 2017.
  10. McGuire, Paul (11 October 2004) "The Elephant Rock (NOSR 10.3 ELEPHANT ROCK)". Oxford University Press (China). Retrieved June 26, 2017.
  11. McGuire, Paul (11 July 2005) "We can cook! (PHINNIE SB 6. 4 WE CAN COOK!)". Oxford University Press (China). Retrieved June 26, 2017.
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