Tony Hibberd

Life Could be Verse (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Life Could be Verse:

A collection of over sixty poems. With no one particular theme but addressing a multitude of subjects, mainly humorous. At first glance the poetry is light and simple, but give the words and their construction a little more thought and you will soon find hidden gems of sub-texts, references, oddball stories, last line twists and multiple meanings.

If you are a lover of highbrow poetry or prose, then this book is probably not for you.

If however you are open to light entertainment with virtually no swearing, bondage or pictures, you are gonna love this.

About the author:
Tony Hibberd was born a long time ago in the east end of London. (presumably to be close to his Mother). Like many authors and comedians with big city, little income, backgrounds. he was influenced local characters and "adventures" in his formative years. he developed a slightly skewed view of life and a unusual sense of humour. Or so his friends tell him, (yes, both of them). After many years of writing (mainly begging letters) he was finally persuaded share his "thoughts" with the world....Sorry world.

Anyway,
give the book a go, what have you got to lose.

Oh... your sanity, self respect, friends, family, pet gerbil.

Ah... but what if this becomes a best seller and you missed getting in at the start, how silly would you feel.

Enjoy

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Tony Hibberd
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. Januar 2013
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781301786060
• Artikelnr.: 49412367

Autorenporträt

Tony Hibberd was born in the east end of London (presumably to be close to his Mother).

Now rapidly approaching his mid sixties but still alive and kicking (as far as he can tell). Having now the benefit of his extended family currently raising families of their own (12 Grandchildren and counting), he thought it was about time he got around to sharing his thoughts and musings with the world....Sorry world.