Simon Parkes
Simon Parke was a priest in the Church of England
for 20 years. He then worked for three years in a supermarket, where he
stacked shelves, worked on the tills, filled in on the bakery, chaired
the shop union and had a very good laugh and cry with his colleagues. He
left with both sadness and gratitude, to risk the freelance adventure.
He has now been a freelance writer, therapist and retreat giver for four years. He wrote Shelf Life: How I found the meaning of life stacking shelves (Random House) followed by The Beautiful Life (Bloomsbury), now re-published as The Journey Home, and The Enneagram: A private session with the world's greatest psychologist (Lion).
He has now been a freelance writer, therapist and retreat giver for four years. He wrote Shelf Life: How I found the meaning of life stacking shelves (Random House) followed by The Beautiful Life (Bloomsbury), now re-published as The Journey Home, and The Enneagram: A private session with the world's greatest psychologist (Lion).
Simon Parkes
Simon Parkes
Simon Parkes
Simon Parkes
Simon Parkes
Simon Parkes
Simon Parkes
Simon Parkes
Simon Parkes
Simon Parkes
Simon Parkes
Simon Parkes
Simon Parkes
Simon Parkes
Simon Parkes
Simon Parkes
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