Neil Behrmann has written extensively on diamonds for the Wall Street Journal, The Business Times, Singapore and South African, Australian, Canadian and Hong Kong publications. Besides gem scoops and features, Neil has also written numerous articles on mining and commodities. They range from gold, platinum, silver and copper to coffee, cocoa and sugar. Neil's major news breaking stories and investigative features for the Journal, Business Times and other publications, include several billion-dollar scandals. They include rogue traders Nick Leeson of Barings and Yasuo Hamanaka, perpetrator of the Sumitomo copper fraud. Neil has covered underhand dealings in the mining industry, energy and coffee market crises. He also investigated and wrote a ground-breaking feature on the hidden hoard of former Philippines dictator Ferdinand Marcos. Other numerous pieces include Bernie Madoff and several other major hedge fund scams. Neil is currently London correspondent and columnist of The Business Times, Singapore, a leading Asian business publication. He has been interviewed on UK, US and Japanese TV and radio on diamonds, other commodities and mining. Examples of Neil's articles and columns are placed on https: //neilbehrmann.net/. Jack of Diamonds is a stand-alone sequel to Trader Jack- The Story of Jack Miner. Reviewers say that the first thriller in The Story of Jack Miner series is a page-turner. See: reviews on Amazon and neilbehrmann.net Neil also wrote an anti-war fantasy, Butterfly Battle- The Story of the Great Insect War, which was published in 1998. The children's novel received exceptional reviews which can be seen on Amazon and https: //neilbehrmann.net/butterfly-battle/. The fascinating ecological and spiritual background to the book can be found on the same page. Butterfly Battle was updated and relaunched to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo. The opening chapter starts with a computer game on the 18 June 2015 battle.
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