Nadeem was born in West Yorkshire on 1 May, 1972. Despite attending what was termed by a television programme as "one of the ten worst schools in England" and having to work in warehouses 
since the age of nine, he was a determined student and gained 11 GCSEs, more than anybody in his school of 1,500 students. He went on to start 7 A levels, but was restricted by his school to only 5, all of which he passed.
He left Yorkshire in 1992 to pursue his literary and political ambitions in the big smoke and has lived by himself in London ever since. Nadeem has worked in journalism, the IT industry and for a number of charities. Circumstances have not permitted him to write for the last decade, but is desperately looking forward to being able to do so in the near future as soon as possible.
Click here to watch short film which reflects Azam's experiences with women. And here's why he may have had problems finding a partner!
Do you believe you change somebody's entire life? Give a poor child a brighter future for the price of one bottle of alcohol a month. Go here to children.org to find out about child sponsorship through one of Nadeem's favourite charities, Children International. Thank you.
