Writer

Tim Kevan's first novel Law and Disorder (Bloomsbury, 2009) (originally called BabyBarista and the Art of War) is based on the BabyBarista Blog which previously appeared on The Times for three years and is now with The Guardian. His second novel is a sequel entitled Law and Peace (Bloomsbury, 2011). He is also the co-author of Why Lawyers Should Surf. In the past he wrote or co-wrote ten law books and numerous articles. For more information, click on the links below and to buy a copy of one of his books, click here.

Law and Peace (Bloomsbury, 2011)
A sequel to Law and Disorder following the various shenanigans which come to pass during BabyBarista's second year in chambers. It was described by broadcaster Jeremy Vine as "a novel bursting with invention".

Law and Disorder (Bloomsbury, 2009) (originally called BabyBarista and the Art of War) - information and reviews
A legal comedy which has been described by broadcaster Jeremy Vine as "a wonderful, racing read - well-drawn, smartly plotted and laugh out loud" and by The Times as "a cross between The Talented Mr Ripley, Rumpole and Bridget Jones's Diary".

Why Lawyers Should Surf (xpl Publishing, 2007) - information and reviews
Co-author of this motivational book which The Times Online described as "a song for the modern age which could well become a cult classic" and The Independent said "give[s] you the mental equivalent of a perfect day at Sunset Beach, Hawaii".

BabyBarista Blog
A fictional caricature of life as a barrister in a London chambers which previously appeared at The Times for three years and is now with and is now with The Guardian and about which The Lawyer Magazine said "If this is a fictional account it is genius".

Interviews and articles featuring Tim Kevan
A collection of interviews, profiles and articles featuring Tim Kevan on the subjects of writing, surfing and law

'Scribblings from the Surf' column for Devon Life
Monthly column about life in North Devon and some of its varied characters from July 2009 to October 2010.

Civil liberties for The Guardian Online
Occasional articles for The Guardian Online on issues affecting our civil liberties.

Other articles
Numerous articles on surfing, politics and law including contributions to The Future of the NHS.

Law books
Author or co-author of ten legal textbooks.