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Raised by three of the brightest minds of the century (only a little deranged), Henry O'Riley grows up at a private lunatic asylum deep in the African bushveld. Deciding that life is merely a pastime and not worthy of serious commitment, young Henry decides to take pleasure dabbling in and absorbing all the experiences life throws at him. Bold, vigorous and full of physical and mental energy, Henry prepares to let the world
unleash itself upon him. He changes his name to Henry Fuckit, to ward off the genteel and the pompous, along with all their baggage.
'Henry Leaves the Womb', dealing
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Produktbeschreibung
Raised by three of the brightest minds of the century (only a little deranged), Henry O'Riley grows up at a private lunatic asylum deep in the African bushveld. Deciding that life is merely a pastime and not worthy of serious commitment, young Henry decides to take pleasure dabbling in and absorbing all the experiences life throws at him. Bold, vigorous and full of physical and mental energy, Henry prepares to let the world
unleash itself upon him. He changes his name to Henry Fuckit, to ward off the genteel and the pompous, along with all their baggage.
'Henry Leaves the Womb', dealing with Henry's first 18 years, is part one of 'The Life of Henry Fuckit 1950-2015', author Ian Martin's autobiographical magnum opus.


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Autorenporträt
At the age of 50 Ian Martin gave up his regular job and moved to a remote coastal village near the southern tip of Africa. Drawing on his experiences as an insurance clerk, naval store man, lavatory attendant, assistant farm foreman,temporary school teacher, hospital orderly, weather station medic and house builder, he began the next phase of his life. Now, after more than a decade, he has produced three novels, a fictionalized autobiography and many short articles and stories, and he is still writing. When asked how he has been able to survive for so long without having written a bestseller, he says he is entirely dependent on his wife, who goes out to work. Otherwise he would have died from starvation.