How Not to Be a Tourist in London
by PK Munroe
Price: $3.99 USD. 16190 words.
Published on October 25, 2011. Nonfiction.
You think you know about London? Be prepared to think again! 'How not to be a tourist in London' is a treasure-trove of valuable insider information.
Your visit to this historic capital will be made vastly more interesting and entertaining simply by reading this book and following its insightful advice.
Location: United Kingdom
Member Since: Jan. 21, 2011
PK Munroe
Biography
Author, blogger, sticker-designer and inventor
Where to find PK Munroe online
Website: http://www.thursdaynightideas.com
Twitter: pk_munroe
Blog: http://youcanstickit.blogspot.com
Twitter: pk_munroe
- pk_munroe: It would be good to find a nice old-fashioned website, where instead of 'Continue' the buttons said 'Pray continue'
- pk_munroe: @thewritertype Want to buy my T-shirt, so the athletes will know to approach you for the good stuff? http://t.co/qSrBo7I9
- pk_munroe: Could this be Lenny Bruce's old numberplate? http://t.co/BGOlFK74
- pk_munroe: RT @WayneRedhart: headed in for an interview with "You and Yours" in the morning. You can catch me on radio 4 at midday tomorrow!
- pk_munroe: @TerryBorder I'd rate the horn section a bit higher than that
Blog: http://youcanstickit.blogspot.com
Books
The Pub Letters
by PK Munroe
Price: $0.99 USD. 22870 words. Published on February 6, 2011. Nonfiction.
Have you ever had a great idea in the pub or bar, but forgotten it by the next day? The Pub Letters is a collection of bar-room brainwaves, in the form of letters to prominent companies and individuals, and their replies. Read the pitches for Rodent Deodorant, Vegetarian Pork Scratchings, and the Pavarotti Bouncy Castle. Peter Jones of BBC TV's Dragons' Den called it "hilarious in the extreme".
Price: $0.99 USD. 22870 words. Published on February 6, 2011. Nonfiction.
Have you ever had a great idea in the pub or bar, but forgotten it by the next day? The Pub Letters is a collection of bar-room brainwaves, in the form of letters to prominent companies and individuals, and their replies. Read the pitches for Rodent Deodorant, Vegetarian Pork Scratchings, and the Pavarotti Bouncy Castle. Peter Jones of BBC TV's Dragons' Den called it "hilarious in the extreme".