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When hard-living Sussex farrier Stevie Fisher suffered a stroke in August 2014 he lost all means of communication except his left eyelid. But he didn't lose the sense of fun that had lit his life and whose excesses brought him down. Blink by blink, letter by letter, here is 33,000-word proof that there is nothing as strong as the human spirit.
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Brough Scott has written and edited many books including Warrior, The Amazing Story Of A Real Warhorse and his most recent, Churchill At The Gallop, a unique new look at 'The Most Famous Briton'. He edited but did not write this one. He still features on ITV Racing and writes for the Sunday Times having started out with both operations 50 years ago following an earlier life as both an Oxford graduate and a professional jockey.
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When hard-living Sussex farrier Stevie Fisher suffered a stroke in August 2014 he lost all means of communication except his left eyelid. But he didn't lose the sense of fun that had lit his life and whose excesses brought him down. Blink by blink, letter by letter, here is 33,000-word proof that there is nothing as strong as the human spirit.
