Yes Lad, But Byways

Tim Topps

ISBN 10: 1800460139 / ISBN 13: 9781800460133

Published by Troubador Publishing, GB, 2020

About this Item

When a promoter of nudism, in a newspaper interview, "pulled out a pipe and tobacco," It was Tim who asked "Where from?" Reading that more babies are born in countries which protect storks, Tim has an ingenious theory. It is the small incidental, personal things and odd ideas which we are most likely to recall fondly in our dotage. This is a lifelong 92-year autobiography, full of light-hearted glances back, and thebook's title is a gentle swipe at Housman and his "blue remembered hills." Every highway has its network of intriguing byways. Tim's natural wit radiates from the pages of this insightful memoir. Considering the byways of life and delighting in their anomalies is something we all should do more often.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Yes Lad, But Byways
• Publisher: Troubador Publishing, GB
• Publication Date: 2020
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1800460139
• ISBN 13: 9781800460133
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: New

About this title

Synopsis

When a promoter of nudism, in a newspaper interview, "pulled out a pipe and tobacco," It was Tim who asked "Where from?" Reading that more babies are born in countries which protect storks, Tim has an ingenious theory.

It is the small incidental, personal things and odd ideas which we are most likely to recall fondly in our dotage. This is a lifelong 92-year autobiography, full of light-hearted glances back, and the book's title is a gentle swipe at Housman and his "blue remembered hills." Every highway has its network of intriguing byways.

Tim's natural wit radiates from the pages of this insightful memoir. Considering the byways of life and delighting in their anomalies is something we all should do more often.

About the Author

Tim Topps, who is now 93, has had a long and adventurous life. His previous books include: 'The Umzindusi Letter' (about the famous Lord Erroll mystery), 'The Paper Caper', 'The Bunny Run' and 'Too Long in The Business'.