The original title of my novel was stolen by a colleague. Fortunately my book is better.
		I played "Barry" in Season 2 & 3 of the French soap opera Francoeur. I played a reporter in the  show Lobby, I do voiceover work for PSAs and corporate videos, and I played one of the four main characters in an utterly forgettable Bollywood movie shot in Canada, the title of which I shall never, never reveal.
		I've traveled to more than 30 countries. My favourite? Probably South Africa, my mother's native country. My least favourite? Ghana. They know why.
		In my much much younger days, I modeled for Ford in Toronto. Even though the main character in Kameleon Man is a young model of mixed race with an androgenous first name and a German surname, the novel is not autobiographical. I'm serious.
		Now I've opted for a somewhat less sophisticated look, as I work on a travel show pilot.
		This man holds the record for most copies of Kameleon Man purchsed (six to date), beating even my parsimonious mother and sister who have only bought three or four each. Step it up, ladies!
		Despite Mr. Gillespie's noble efforts, Kameleon Man did not become a bestseller. Because Beach Holme, the original publisher, went out of business (it's now being distributed by Dundurn), I have no idea how many copies I've sold.
		Kameleon Man took five years to complete and was finished in Cuba. It was chiefly written in three cities: Ottawa, Toronto, and Halifax. I prefer writing outside.
		Unless it's snowing.

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