My new book, The Lost Art of Losing, is available to buy now on Amazon and at Book Depository, for well under five British pounds.
You can read some critical responses to the book HERE.
Is it procrastination or literature? A bit of both, probably. Here you'll find a selection of aphorisms as they 'occur' to me (i.e. once I've puzzled over every comma). Enjoy. And observe copyright.
Sunday, 5 August 2012
Wednesday, 18 April 2012
Launching my book of aphorisms
I hadn't intended to make a fuss of my book of aphorisms, The Lost Art of Losing. It isn't my (long delayed) new novel, after all. But then publication date drew near and parental guilt overcame me. This may be a wee book with a wee price tag, but it's my wee book and if I don't clear a way for it in the big bad world, who will?
So to mark the publication of what Andrew Miller has called "witty, provocative, self-revelatory and touching to read. A companionable little volume that brings fresh life to a venerable form," I will be launching the book in Manchester, Edinburgh and London.
Manchester
Blackwell University Bookshop, Oxford Road
Thursday 26 April 18:00
Edinburgh
Central Edinburgh Meeting House, Victoria Terrace
Thursday 3 May 17:30
These events are free (though the London event, on May 28, is by invitation only). If you're in the area, do drop in.
So to mark the publication of what Andrew Miller has called "witty, provocative, self-revelatory and touching to read. A companionable little volume that brings fresh life to a venerable form," I will be launching the book in Manchester, Edinburgh and London.
Manchester
Blackwell University Bookshop, Oxford Road
Thursday 26 April 18:00
Edinburgh
Central Edinburgh Meeting House, Victoria Terrace
Thursday 3 May 17:30
These events are free (though the London event, on May 28, is by invitation only). If you're in the area, do drop in.
Monday, 27 February 2012
My book of aphorisms: for sale in May
Chesterton said that novels are written for the sake of five or six words. Gregory Norminton has dispensed with the dross and given us nothing but the real thing: a whole library of “five or six words” in their magnificent, illuminating, witty and moving essence.
Alberto Manguel
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