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The new book Secret to Sultan. Available Now in
Paperback and Kindle.
From the streets of 1950s Dublin, disowned by society, to the dizzying heights of a London music video producer and beyond. The next chapter of the best-selling book, Secret Child, regales the true journey of Gordon Lewis, who was born in a hostel for single mothers but desperately wanted more for his family and stopped at nothing to achieve it. After developing an interest in music and pop culture, young Gordon set about immersing himself in the world he would eventually become a top player in. However success doesn’t happen overnight – something Gordon learnt the hard way.
‘I was riding on the crest of a wave but also flying by the seat of my pants’
Gordon’s journey from a secret child to ‘The Sultan of Soho’ was filled with colourful characters, from rough Irish labourers to A-list celebrities in the world of music and entertainment such as Queen, Depeche Mode, The Pretenders and Bowie. But none were more important than his mother, Cathleen, and step-father, Bill.
‘In my eagerness to pursue my dreams, I forgot my mother had hers too'
A heartwarming and humorous account of a
person facing his life challenges, with determination and vigor.
Secret to Sultan is
#33 Bestseller in Pop Culture
on Amazon Books
To see the exclusive special preview films of this cheeky boy (Austin Taylor) from the new upcoming book Secret to Sultan, contact me in the form below. This is just one part of the book.
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“I was in Russia and was bombarded with calls from a guy called Andrew Lownie, one of the world’s top literary agents and next thing I was offered a deal by Harper Collins with a big advance, even though I was not looking for money. I then made the film, which is just a short sequence from the first book. Frankly, I think there is enough material in there to make a TV series."