Malcolm Kat is an English non-fiction writer and author. His [as yet unpublished] debut, The law of the Jungle, confronts the corruption and failures of England’s professional systems, with a gut wrenching first hand insight and unfiltered honesty.
An army veteran nightlife operator, publican and youth crisis carer, Malcolm brings a lifetime of raw, people-first experience to the page.
Working as a local council authority he inadvertently blew the whistle on a senior council officer’s dishonest conduct Malcolm ended up representing himself as, a litigant in person during a fourteen year long legal process, as the system scrambled to shut him up or discredit him. It all started with a lie, it progressed to a shake down and has ended up as a cover-up. In his book “The Law of the jungle”, he exposes a system rife with dysfunction, denial and dishonesty. These are the people that control our lives. Malcolm says “shame on them”.
Malcolm Kat brings to his writing a rare combination of authenticity, street level insight and a fearless voice. His blistering expose is raw, fearless and rooted in real experience.
The Law of the Jungle is a social reckoning. Readers of true crime, legal drama and exposes like The Secret Barrister, Soldier Spy, or The Prison Doctor will find Malcolm a bold new voice with real-life scars. His writing is persuasive, deeply human and has the storytelling strength to ale the world. His story is one that demands to be heard.