A Four-King Cracker

Genre: Kindle Edition
Brand: Byker Books
Author: Danny King
Price: £0.00
It gives us great pleasure to bring you this exclusive four story collection of shorts from Danny King - aclaimed writer of recent 'Brit-Grit' hit film 'Wild Bill'.
The first story 'The Man With No Life' features two of his most enduring characters, Bex and Ollie from the 'Burglar Diaries' series. The second, 'Rock God Of The Future' was written specifically for this anthology - with Danny's usual tongue-in-cheek social comment - while 'A Sitcom What I Once Wrote' is a cathartic tale he wrote based upon his own experiences with the BBC3 sitcom 'Thieves Like Us'. Finally, 'Asking For It' is a departure in form from his normal comic outlook but, being dark and urban, it fits right in with us here at Byker Books and was thus included.
If you know about Danny King already then you need this in your life - no question! If you don't know about Danny yet then at less than two quid this exclusive Kindle collection provides an excellently priced way to discover the biting wit and street-savvy of the man David Baddiel described as 'One of the few writers to make me laugh-out-loud.'
The first story 'The Man With No Life' features two of his most enduring characters, Bex and Ollie from the 'Burglar Diaries' series. The second, 'Rock God Of The Future' was written specifically for this anthology - with Danny's usual tongue-in-cheek social comment - while 'A Sitcom What I Once Wrote' is a cathartic tale he wrote based upon his own experiences with the BBC3 sitcom 'Thieves Like Us'. Finally, 'Asking For It' is a departure in form from his normal comic outlook but, being dark and urban, it fits right in with us here at Byker Books and was thus included.
If you know about Danny King already then you need this in your life - no question! If you don't know about Danny yet then at less than two quid this exclusive Kindle collection provides an excellently priced way to discover the biting wit and street-savvy of the man David Baddiel described as 'One of the few writers to make me laugh-out-loud.'