A very happy new year to all of Nat's fans all over he world! I got some very good news for all of our audiophile fans. Nat started a new audiobook series for Bastei Luebbe. It's called "Mydworth Mysteries" which is written by Matthew Costello and Neil Richards.The series consists of four books so far.
The first audio instalment is "Mydworth Mysteries - A Shot in the Dark" and will be available for downloading from January 31, 2020. The running time is 208 minutes and the ISBN is 978-3-8387-9481-5. You will be able to download directly from the publisher's website or via various online outlets.
I'll try and keep you posted on new audio editions as soon as they become available.
Please note that all given info is meant to keep you up-to-date and might be subject to change.
Neil Innes has died. What a glorious man he was. Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band was a huge influence on my nonsense of a life. I only met him once and I shall never forget it. A whole evening with him in Edinburgh nearly 40 years ago. Delightful. Star. Urban bloody Spaceman! All Hail. Thank you Sir Neil.
Wishing One And All. HAPPY HAPPY CHRISTMAS.
Thank you all for your good wishes.
Nat xxxxxxxxx
What a monumental disaster. So many of us from Labour have been saying he had to go, that his ego got in the way of the man who said he would listen and just didn't. I can't bear that his ego has got in the way of what could have been a thoroughly interesting platform on which Labour stood. Some of his so called Hard Left Socialist plans were, are, in my opinion, rooted in the party's mandate. For the Many & Not the Few is a good slogan, but we have all known that he couldn't hold a candle to Boris' flimflam. My dad would have been proud of re-nationalisation of the railways, but it was a huge mistake to go to the country saying you want to re-nationalise everything. As many of his ex-supporters said, he seemed to want to take us back to the old days, and now we have the same awful feeling in our gut that we had when Thatcher came sweeping into power.
I am sorry, that headline is slightly misleading. I could be talking about any number of BERKS... Boris Johnson, Jeremy Corbyn, The Biggest BERK of them all, DONALD J TRUMP, but no, I am talking about JEREMY CLARKSON.
He has long lived off opinions that are more often than not vicious. To his credit he has recently admitted that there may be something in this "Climate Change" thing. (First off, I think we should always refer to it as "Climate Crisis". Change is too soft a word. This is serious and is happening now. But I digress.)