David Farrell

Dropping the Belt (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

David Farrell had an idea for a story about a professional wrestler named Hunter.

Instead of writing it himself (like all writers do!) he decided to pay anonymous ghostwriters on the internet to cobble together the tale. What could go wrong? Only everything.

The results are hilarious, confusing and highly entertaining! This is the book that EVERY wrestling fan should read!

Hunter is a professional wrestler who is moonlighting as a topless waiter.

He meets Ella during a hen's night and introduces her to his world.

Will Hunter and Ella be able to navigate their relationship or will they end up in a fight?

This book is for fans of the written word and the downright absurd. It's for lovers of dramatic themes, who don't mind a professional wrestling dream. It's for those who might enjoy some prose or a punch to the nose!

'It's so bad it's good. Like 'My Dad Wrote a Porno' but with Wrestling.'

Come on a writing experiment into the unknown and discover for yourself whether three ghostwriters are better than one. You'll love Dropping the Belt by Australian Author David Farrell.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: David Farrell
• Seitenzahl: 200
• Erscheinungstermin: 27. März 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781645167167
• Artikelnr.: 55266127

Autorenporträt

David Farrell is an Australian Writer living in Melbourne. In 2006 He wrote and directed a feature film called 'The Last Resort' and followed up in 2008 with a Documentary called 'The Young and The Wrestlers' As well as the novelisation of his film 'The Last Resort' David has two collections of short stories 'Twelve' and 'Twelve More' which are available now. His comedy book 'Dropping the Belt' - which was written by a team of ghostwriters - is also available on Amazon. David has written a coming of age story about working in a Cinema called '2 for 1' and a Sci Fi novel called 'Portals.' After Wife is his eighth work of fiction.