Conville & Walsh

John Naish was a bookie’s boy and factory hand, played in rock bands and lived the long-haired bikie life before he finally got an English and Philosophy degree and fell into health journalism. He has written for the Daily Telegraph and Daily Mirror, and became The Times motoring editor, despite not having a car licence. He helped to launch some of Britain’s first corporate websites, but walked away from the dotcom boom. His first two books were THE HYPOCHONDRIAC’S HANDBOOK and PUT WHAT WHERE? (2,000 Years of Bizarre Sex Advice). He is a contributing editor of The Times and is writing a new health series commissioned by BBC television.