mrfane.com

Malcolm R Fane

www.mrfane.com

Site under construction with sample content from one of eighteen life categories to view.

www.mrfane.com is the life site of British Writer, Journalist, and Broadcast Producer Malcolm R Fane.

Professional and personal adventures, successes and failures. A lifetime of storylines illustrated with thought-provoking selected soundtracks.

A new online shop for published book sales will also be available.

Viewed below is example content taken from ‘Motor Sport Adventures’ life category, including captioned photo montage.

Website launch date September 2023

Before. Project Directors Alison and Malcolm.

After. Just 7 weeks later post-accident Alison and Malcolm in recovery.

Disaster on England's A1 trunk road.
Our driver Michael died instantly — Disaster on England’s A1 trunk road. Our driver Michael died instantly

Alison and myself survived with multiple injuries.

Long days & nights of desperation, sat thinking about the project disaster and our loss of Michael.

Life savers. The ward 21 ICU team who saved us both, along with the Big Man Upstairs. Highlighted - Senior Sister Fran, whom I married two years later. — Life savers. The ward 21 ICU team who saved us both, along with the Big Man Upstairs. Highlighted – Senior Sister Fran, whom I married two years later.

Role reversal. Media interview Edinburgh.

Pensive. Back on the road before the European Section Challenge.

British Blues singing legend Elkie Brooks (Pearl's A Singer) visits our Edinburgh office with her new-born to give support — British Blues singing legend Elkie Brooks (Pearl’s A Singer) visits our Edinburgh office with her new-born to give support

Rock Guitarist the late-Chris Rea (Driving Home for Christmas) launches the new Challenger SAAB in a shower of champagne. Edinburgh 1987

Better Days - Driver Malcolm with new Navigator Graham Christie. — Better Days – Driver Malcolm with new Navigator Graham Christie.

Road side stop en route Berlin amid a freezing German winter.

The iconic Check Point Charlie. The Berlin Wall is viewed to the right hand side of this picture.

Brighter days for Alison. Recovering from her trauma and back in the Edinburgh office 1988.

Recovering...
Alison and Malcolm pictured below Edinburgh Castle a year after their trauma. — Recovering… Alison and Malcolm pictured below Edinburgh Castle a year after their trauma.

Our dear friend and colleague Michael, lost to this world and sadly missed.

Michael 'MIck' Reynoldson R.I.P. — Michael ‘MIck’ Reynoldson R.I.P.

A photo that says it all. Team member Trevor C Krueger (Left) with fellow colleague, the late Mick Reynoldson. The worst betrayal imaginable as Mick lay dead in the Edinburgh morgue. The truth will finally be told.

NHS nursing staff, ambulance crew, friends and family here photographed at a special night of thanks hosted by Malcolm and Alison.
The Thank You Yorkshire event was held in a Leeds hotel for all those who helped Malcolm and Alison through their catastrophic experience. — NHS nursing staff, ambulance crew, friends and family here photographed at a special night of thanks hosted by Malcolm and Alison. The Thank You Yorkshire event was held in a Leeds hotel for all those who helped Malcolm and Alison through their catastrophic experience.

www.mrfane.com

Never Regret Anything That Made You Smile

Malcolm & Patricia

Never Regret Anything That Made You Smile

Welcome – Fáilte l

Thank you for taking time to connect with renewed personal and business websites. Despite recent years of challenging health issues, I remain determined to head forward with revised business plans.

Visit my business website concretebutterflies.com and click menu option Book & Broadcast Projects to review current individual project story synopsis, illustrated with captioned photographic montage.

Time For Change

Following the completion of a broadcast finale, I decided to fully focus my remaining career on script and book writing.

Life has been brimful of experience, from the everyday ordinary to spine tingling extraordinary. Reviewing all career years past, I feel this 36-year journey in professional journalism, thereafter developing to full-time script, screen and book writing, evolved as a natural career progression.

Journalism gifted a strong objective and subjective public voice, a platform which ultimately provided the creative fulfilment I always sought.

A full life lived with fearless and boundaryless personal adventures. Award-winning career successes interwoven with near-death survival of complex injuries highlighting a high price paid for survival.

Multiple relationships and marriages shared with the deepest of love, passion and heartbreaking despair of total loss – is all in the mix of ‘Being Malcolm – Too Many Heartbeats’ ©

My career’s final destination is clearly set out and will only add to the priceless fulfilment already felt.

Malcolm R Fane

Scotland’s Highlands & Islands

Revised May 2023

www.concretebutterflies.com