“A final word from The Boss” — OUT NOW!

My latest literary liverbird has landed

My eagle has landed! (Author’s Collection)

Following a 24 hour delivery delay that stressed me far more than I’m prepared to admit to publicly my literary liverbird has landed from the big bird from the US of A and, I’m incredibly pleased to note, she looks a pip and indeed a dandy.

As a self-publisher I always want the reassurance of seeing what I’ve committed to as a final published piece of work within the confines of Amazon in my human hands. It may look exactly as I’ve meticulously planned it to be in a faraway and yet so close electrical world, but I need to see it as I hope you as a reader will see it, in its final paper published form. I thank my readers for buying the paperback/hardback versions (rather than the Kindle alternative) as I have a burning passion for keeping the poetry of reading an actual tangible book alive and well. The romantic in me loves nothing more than a piping hot cup of tea, a smoke and a physical book. I’m currently re-reading “Hey Rube” by Hunter S Thompson, a signed copy I picked up via the wondrous nature of The Matrix and by very good fortune. It’s a little tatty and worn but I treasure the damn thing as this is my literary hero at his absurdist best and I’m holding his words in my hands. There’s a little poetry in there somewhere I hope.

Like Hunter I disappear away on tangents so let me wrap up this brief celebratory article by stating my latest self-published book on Liverpool Football Club is exactly how I envisioned it, how I formulated it within the absurdity of The Matrix and how I imagined it looking as a finished piece.

In short, it’s a book I’m immensely proud of.

Here she is, together and forever, with some friends.

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There are tens upon tens of books I could recommend to you but let’s be honest, I need to keep the focus on my book! Oh go on then, “Confessions of an Economic Hit Man” — I highly recommend that book from the second shelf, among many, many others (Author’s Collection)

“There are things that happened when I was manager which I deeply regret but I can’t turn back the clock, how I wish I could, but I can’t” — Graeme Souness (Author’s Collection)

Act 3 (Author’s Collection)

Act 6 (Author’s Collection)

Act 9 (Author’s Collection)

“This is the match-by-match story of Jürgen Klopp’s final season as manager of Liverpool Football Club” (Author’s Collection)

My first pride and joy now has a sister — Part 1 (Author’s Collection)

My first pride and joy now has a sister — Part 2 (Author’s Collection)

My collected pride and joy — Part 1 (Author’s Collection)

My collected pride and joy — Part 2 (Author’s Collection)

Thanks for reading. I hope this message in a bottle in The Matrix finds you well, prospering, and the right way up in an upside down world.

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