About Roger Weatherburn Baker He has written and illustrated newspaper and magazine features, created speeches for corporate executives and international celebrities, written and directed documentaries as well as animated movies, written and directed large-scale special events in the US, Europe and Asia and published a major novel. He was the first European to become an accredited member of the US-based International Association of Business Communicators and is a recipient of their Gold Quill Award. His documentary on the Special Olympics won the Gold Medal at the International Film and Television Festival in New York and the White House Award for Disability Communications. One reviewer described his 322-page 2004 novel Noble Rot set in the international wine industry as having "more twists than a corkscrew." He holds dual British and American citizenship. When he's not traveling, he spends as much time as he can at his home in Southwest Florida.  In addition to being a professional writer and photographer, Roger is a fine art consultant, specializing in traditional European impressionism and realism, and a US Ambassador and Vice Conseiller Gastronomique of the Confrérie de la Chaîne des Rôtisseurs.
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