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Roy Johnson is director and head of publishing. He began his first career as an industrial designer, but returned to education as a mature student and graduated in English and American Literature at Manchester University, where he was awarded a PhD for a study of the relationship between politics and the novel. He founded Clifton Press in 1991 and began to develop its electronic publications in 1996. The author of several books on writing and study skills, he teaches for the Open University, works as an educational consultant, is webmaster at Mantex, and the editor of Writing & Computers. He also blogs at mantex.blogspot.com.
Heather P. Pollitt is head of training and business documentation. She studied English Language and Literature at Manchester University. Her postgraduate research was in the field of linguistic analysis and eighteenth century poetry. She was a member of the original symposium which devised the A Level Language syllabus for the Joint Matriculation Board (1982) and was formerly Head of English Language in a sixth form college. She now works as a consultant in curriculum development for further and higher education, specialising in educational and business documentation. She is currently a project manager on the government's Aimhigher initiative.
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