Bryn M Parry

The author was born into the austere world of 1950's Bootle (just missing out on the delights of post-war rationing). He enjoyed a very happy childhood living in an extremely un-insulated council house with his parents and sister. His early education was undertaken at Sterrix Lane Primary in an old hut which used to be the barracks of an 'anti-aircraft battery' (somehow the structure managed to be even colder than his perma-frost bedroom). Bryn Parry's teenage years were spent swatting at Bootle Grammar School for Boys (to a soundtrack of the impeccable music of The 70's). He emerged from his 'school years' long-haired and eternally grateful to Harold Wilson for withstanding intense pressure from 'across the pond' thereby preventing him from having 'The Vietnam Experience'... Whilst engaged in 'The Higher Education Thing' the author accumulated a minimalist wardrobe plus a BEd(Hons.), MSc and PhD at Edge Hill and Liverpool University. A prolongued career as a Secondary School Teacher came to its glorious climax in 2005 with only a minor set of 'nervous twitches' as a legacy. During the few fleeting moments left unaccounted for whilst maintaining his three 'highly energy-efficient little children' Bryn Parry has managed to write some books. You might find them funny....................