Andy McNab News

November 2009
From a 16 year-old juvenile delinquent languishing at Her Majesty’s pleasure in a north London borstal to becoming the writer of the highest-selling war book the country has ever seen is, to put it mildly, an eventful journey.  And for one night in Screen Two at the Broadway Cinema, Andy McNab, Britain’s most famous [...]

Times Online
The former soldier and author of Bravo Two Zero will be here on Tuesday, November 17 at 12pm to discuss his new Nick Stone thriller, Exit Wound.
Andy McNab joined the infantry as a boy soldier. In 1984 he was ‘badged’ as a member of 22 SAS Regiment and was involved in both covert and [...]

20 August 2009 – By Chris Visser
He survived torture in Iraq, worked undercover in Northern Ireland and is believed to be wanted dead by a string of terrorist groups. Yet former SAS officer-turned-author Andy McNab could be set for his toughest challenge yet – surviving a trip to the mean streets of Preston.
McNab, who penned [...]

From The TimesFebruary 16, 2009
By Lilly Peel
As an SAS soldier, Andy McNab was used to being thrust into unknown, hostile territory to carry out special operations. Now the author-turned-businessman has set his sights on a new terrain: the burgeoning e-book market. The author of Bravo Two Zero plans to take on heavyweights such as Amazon [...]

There’s even big fan clubs where every single word is analysed!
An interview in the Irish Sunday Business Post by Gavin Daly.
Soldier of Fortune
The man behind the pseudonym of Andy McNab has seen his life transformed beyond belief, from battling through enemy territory with Britain’s special forces regiment, to writing best-selling books and documentaries – [...]

Andy McNab on the battle that never ends
Combat Stress is one of the charities you can support in this year’s Telegraph appeal. Here, Andy McNab, who has seen brave friends devastated by the aftermath of war, explains why it is such a vital cause.
With thousands of members of the Armed Forces returning from Iraq and [...]