He came to Europe in 1961 as a free-lance-reporter for 'Show Business
Illustrated', 'Ebony' and 'Globe Photos'. He worked as a filmassistant
for the French movies 'Madame Sans-Gene' (1961) by Christian Jaque, and
'Cartouche' (1962) directed by Philippe De Broca. He wrote the novels
'The saga of april 6th' and General Massacre'. He wrote also the
storybook 'Four letter word'. In 1973 he left Belgium, and went back to
Paris, and later to the United States, and worked again as a
free-lance-reporter.