The Vicar Chronicles: The Mysterious Case of Billy's G. String

Sanderson, Punk,Singleton, David

ISBN 10: 1909019046 / ISBN 13: 9781909019041

Published by Innernot/Dgm, 2013

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Vicar Chronicles: The Mysterious Case of Billy's G. String
• Publisher: Innernot/Dgm
• Publication Date: 2013
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1909019046
• ISBN 13: 9781909019041
• Binding: paperback
• Illustrator: Ben Singleton
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

The first in a series of Graphic Novels, about the legendary music producer and great British eccentric, The Vicar, and his witty, irreverent assistant Punk Sanderson. Wondrous tales of misdeeds in the music industry. So many unanswered questions. Who is sabotaging the concerts of a famous singer? Is her manager as crooked as he seems? Is the music producer, The Vicar the right person to protect? Can his bumbling sidekick really be that incompetent? Are the winning lottery numbers 5,9,19,21,23,39? The Vicar Chronicles start here.

About the Author

Punk Sanderson (who, by his own admission, has deliberately changed his name to avoid libel suits), is the witty, irreverent assistant of the legendary music producer and great British eccentric, The Vicar, and the chronicler of THE VICAR's world - a function he performs with an engaging combination of inspiration and ineptitude. A ground-breaking multimedia artist, Punk's stories of The Vicar are available as novels, graphic novels, audiobooks and his own hilarious videoblogs. Punk is also a drummer and wannabe rock-star, keen to succeed - but not if it means getting up early in the morning. He wishes he was Keith Richards but despite himself is rather more Bart Simpson. " - I have no luck with women - I could fall into a bag of nipples and come out sucking my own thumb". His blogs have been read and watched by tens of thousands of people of "Punksters" - and he now moves, with some trepidation, into the world of "literature".