Probably the darkest bit of the book. Not much to laugh at and frankly, you’ll need a strong stomach to get to the end of this one. As usual, apologies to the world. Why am I doing this?
A relatively short one where William returns and I try out various impressions in a futile attempt to make the scrag-end of Chapter 2 interesting. No “explicit” this time, as I cut off the recording just before the word “c***”.
Although Susan doesn’t appear....Young f*** takes us back to 1948 Bridgend where we meet a young German POW who is mysteriously connected to our modern day “hero” William in some mysteriously mysterious mystery.
A slightly longer episode as I put my hand in my pocket and paid up so that at least chapter one is in the bag! Enjoy the mumbling snark on the poor writing!
Introducing a novel I wrote about 14 years ago and am now snidely reading out using technology I barely understand. Not great quality, but bear with me, I’ll try to do better. Herein, I introduce and read out the first few pages. Hope you enjoy.
15 min
About Peetake Of The Artist As A Youngish Man
From the publisher's feed
This is the podcast where I read out my novel “Under The Weather” which I wrote in 2005. It’s part audiobook, part commentary and probably all pisstake of my younger self’s pretentiousness. Bear with…
the extremely crappy quality of episode 1 please. The other episodes are just crappy. Best start with episode 7 if you’re a first timer...there’s not much of the book in it.