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FTS Book Tour

Posted on June 30, 2014 by iainmaloney — Leave a comment

I’ve been meaning to write about the First Time Solo book tour since I got back to Japan a couple of weeks ago but a number of things prevented me from work, through editing a new book (more on which…

Tagged with: Al Murray, Alan Bissett, Alistair Barrie, Andy Zaltzman, Bridget Christie, Freight, Kirstin Innes, Looking Glass Books, Natural History Museum, No Alibi, Rodge Glass, Simon Sylvester, The Globe, Titus Andronicus
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