8 Ergebnisse.

Short stories and thoughts about nothing much. That's it really.

A personal, and not at all interesting, walker's lexicon from Ambulatory Atavism via Nugatory Nutrition and Two True to Zen Zoom. "Pretentious twaddle" The Huntingdon Hound. "I enjoy walking. I didn't enjoy this." Bill Swanton, Walking In Wales. You see? Not worth buying for sure.

The bags-to-ashes story of an impoverished North London pensioner who gets voted the eleventh most influential woman on the planet, and becomes richer than the Queen.

Stories about the business of life. All about business. All fiction. All true.All different. All the same.Cooks, Criminals, Cinemas & Car Repair.Gardens, Guitars, Gambling & Ginger.Relationships, Retirement, Reformation & Ruination.Saws, Socks, Salvation & Success.Lots of success.

Food, recipes, chefs.Death, funerals, careers.Songs, bands, entertainers.Menologues & inconsequential.66 pieces about finding and losing freedom from anxiety.

Stories about people who happen to be men, and who...don't want to be famous, want to brown the earth, are trusted, who are not who they are, who lose dogs, and who turn sails into cinemas. And much more.

The bags-to-ashes story of an impoverished North London pensioner who gets voted the eleventh most influential woman on the planet, and becomes richer than the Queen. "It's a life affirming read that crams in dozens of smart ideas that challenge you to change your life too." "My friends are now obsessed with starting their own Hundred. It's actually becoming a movement for God's sake." "Tales of good old fortune in a bad new world." "A friend ...

The everyday escape from oppression - psychological, financial, physical, social - and the lifetime search for ataraxia - peace of mind. That's the loose theme that links these song stories, funeral scenes, recipes, bands of history, careers, business affairs and inconsequentialities. Most are mercifully short, so are easy to flip through.