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 Richarddonkin.com is dedicated to my work as an independent journalist, commentator, author and public speaker. You can find my Financial Times columns on work, sailing and fishing here plus blogs covering all of these topics with links in the left-hand sidebar. Delve in to the work section and you will find close on 1,000 articles arranged under topic headings. If you would like to get in touch with me find my contact details using the 'contact' button in the top navigation bar.
Richard Donkin
New Book
 My new book,
The Future of Work is published by Palgrave MacMillan.
Quotes from the book.
What's new on fishing
What's new on Donkin blogs
Donkin Life: Down the pan?, No cause for applause, Invoking Allah, Death franchise, Overcoming the monster and a thrilling escape from death, Debating point, Black Bob Donkin.
Fishing notes: Hard to swallow, A treasure trove for salmon fishers, Bid to fish-great beats in NASF auction, Fly cufflinks, Salmon film, No Waders? No problem!
The Future of Work: Working class heros, Education for the over-50s, Fat hamster, Putting in the hours, Tomorrow's world - but where is it?, Networks and workplace freedom.
Sailing - Cardinal points: A quiet day in Valencia, Minoprio new world match racing champion, Sailing in to trouble, Piracy statistics, 2009, Paul Larsen and SailRocket crash.
Rob Donkin's Flash Games
Click here to find out about Rob Donkin's latest flash games, Planet Basher II, Panda III and many more or play them on his website BadViking.com. View the games he has created here. The games are free to download.
What's new in sailing
Yacht sharing
Extreme 40 racing with Mike Golding
Rise of the J Class
The Fastnet race on Hugo Boss
Day Skipper practical - Learning to sail part III
What's old in the archive
Who was the world's greatest worker? - Read this article
The Foggitt Files - a series of diary notes on weather lore written between 1988 and 1992.
Get in touch
It's always good to hear from visitors to the site - Click here to get in touch
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