Yep- that’s a Mobius strip! What’s that doing there? Teacher Ken Prendergast is looking forward to his retirement party; but his last day at school turns out to be stranger than he could possibly have imagined. Falling into ditches and down rabbit holes, he finds himself in the company of Arthur Mee, author of The Children’s Encyclopedia, who takes him on an extraordinary journey- a quest to discover “The Body of Knowledge.”
Yes, it’s pretty mad stuff, but if you’ve read any of my other efforts at fiction you’ll know what to expect. And if you haven’t, go to my Amazon author page
Now I know what you’re thinking, Reader. Did he write five novels or only four? Well you know, with all this excitement I’ve clean forgotten. So you’ve got to ask yourself, are you feeling like buying one? Go on, Reader, click on the image below and make my day!
I’m very proud of my complete set of The Children’s Encyclopedia, which must be getting on for 100 years old. It belonged to my mother- a family heirloom, and now the inspiration for another foray into fiction:
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Where is best to start? As an introduction to your literary efforts?
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Thank you for your comment. Where is best to start? I honestly don’t know! “Anthropocene Park” was very well reviewed by readers. Or you could use the “look inside” feature on Amazon to try samples. I’m quite pleased with “The Body of Knowledge”, which is my latest! All best, N
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Thank you. I’ll add your book to my reading list.
You won’t remember me, but you were my tutor during my main PGCE placement in the late 1990s – last millennium.
I hope all good things are coming your way.
Martin
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It’s good to hear from you, Martin. I hope you will enjoy reading the book! All best, N
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Cheers! [Guinness emoji]
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