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Book Description

This is a collection of fifteen short stories of varying length, with a touch of humour and irony, ranging from everyday events to the supernatural. The author has drawn on his experiences during his travels through the United Kingdom and abroad as well as on his intimate knowledge of village life. It is a book to be picked up and dipped into as a respite in the hustle, bustle and cynicism of daily living.

About the author

Bryan George was born in Glasgow but spent his early life in Kilmarnock. He is a chartered engineer with a degree in engineering. In midlife he left the security of a large company and set out on his own. Technically sound but commercially naïve, he struggled, survived and found a big new world.

His choice of career was influenced by his now severe congenital deafness which he says has proved to be more an asset than a hindrance to his writing, making him concentrate to hear what people actually say.

Old grandfather rhyme has an ear for a story...

BUDDING AUTHOR: Bryan George, 86, has just written his first book, Fifteen Easy Tales and Strange Stories. Leyland grandfather is celebrating a first – writing a book at 86!  Retired businessman Bryan George, from Ulnes Walton, says that becoming an author with his book Fifteen Easy Tales and Strange Stories is proof that age is no barrier to following your dreams. The book's 15 stories include tales from everyday life to supernatural events and have been derived from the author's time abroad and travelling in the UK. "They were all written after retirement while living here at my home," he said.
THIS NEWS ITEM APPEARED IN THE LANCASHIRE EVENING NEWS.
Byran George's book is available on www.amazon.co.uk at the price of £7.99. Published by Diadem Books.

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