Philip Altman: 4 books

Philips remarkable career in law in London led to recommendations, from which he gained unprecedented access to leading lights in politics and the trade unions. He warns about the many pitfalls that trap the unwary, even what happened to a High Court judge! He recounts many fascinating events, beginning...

It is 2056. World order is in tatters with bribery and corruption everywhere. Elections are fixed. World leaders feather their nests, leaving the poor destitute. Even judges grant leniency for bribes. The United Nations, bogged down by vetoes, is replaced, and Supreme Court Judge Henry persuades the...

Following his autobiography as a leading London lawyer, titled The Shine of Life, the author now looks deep into the future with this sequel to 2056: meltdown, still searching against all odds for world law and order. Man finally has to unite because of the sudden incursion of extraterrestrials searching...

In this, the last part of the trilogy, which included 2056: Meltdown and The Alien Veil, the plot takes us out among the planets. We find Mars up to its old tricks, but this time with a deadly purpose: to populate Earth. A remarkable weapon is designed by man to quell their ambitions and, working...