
Radcliffe comes across as a really nice bloke in a book full of chapters with snappy titles such as: The Day I Met Tony Blair's Teeth and The Day I Bought Flowers for Kylie. A good read and I recommend it.
'Such a good writer. She's fantastic!' Woman's Hour, BBC Radio 4
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I don't like him as much as Stuart Maconie - he likes the sound of his own voice just a bit too much.
But I'll give it a try.
Kaz, the book's not as good (I don't think) as Stuart Maconie's Cider with Roadies or Pies and Prejudice) but it's a good read all the same. I don't listen to Mark Radcliffe on the radio but his book is quite good. Maybe try to pick it up on eBay rather than pay full whack in the shops. Or do as Bowie says, and steal it.
I too prefer Maconie, but this one's a good 'un all the same. The Audience with Kylie story was very funny.
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