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A Portrait of an Idiot as a Young Man - Part memoir, part explanation as to why men are so rubbish

English · Paperback

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@2@When Jon Holmes became a father (twice), he was asked to fill in a form detailing his family medical history. Except he couldn't, because he has no idea who his family are. Born to an unnamed, unmarried mother and an unknown father and given up for adoption at four weeks old, Jon decided to document his own history, so that one day he could pass it on to his children. @3@@2@It's a story of how boys grow up to become (stupid) men, of sexual misadventure, of being accidentally shot in the face, of spiders, a ghost, a fatally injured gerbil, American road trips that went wrong, becoming inadvertently locked in Graham Norton's toilet with an Oscar nominated screenwriter, being removed from Mrs Thatcher's vicinity by her security detail and having loving parents who did their best to bring up a child that wasn't theirs. @3@@2@Part memoir, part hilarious insight into why men are so inept, this is the true story of how an unwanted baby in the Midlands went on to become a wanted man in the state of Texas, and everything that happened in between.@3@@2@His children will never be allowed to read it.@3@

Product details

Authors Jon Holmes, Holmes Jon
Publisher Orion
 
Languages English
Age Recommendation ages 16 to 99
Product format Paperback
Released 25.08.2016
 
EAN 9781409129783
ISBN 978-1-4091-2978-3
No. of pages 304
Dimensions 183 mm x 199 mm x 23 mm
Subjects Fiction > Narrative literature > Letters, diaries
Humanities, art, music > Art > Theatre, ballet

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