
As Christmas approaches, a group of animals struggle to survive in the cellar of a large, old house. Above them, Barry, Bess and their children are preparing for divorce and separation. In the tradition of Wind in the Willows and Watership Down, we enter into the lives of the animals.
However, that’s where the similarity to that tradition ends! This is not a children’s book. It will put you off getting divorced, having pets and living in rambling, Victorian houses for the rest of your lives.
Set in South London

With a considerable amount of foul language, and animal violence, this little book is not for the faint-hearted.
Hardly anyone gets out alive…
John decided to self-publish the work (good on you, John!) and the results look gorgeous. The novel is printed in a hardback limited edition of 500 (the first 50 hand-numbered and signed) on creamy woven paper with a silk bookmarker. You can order the book and find out more about John's other upcoming projects (including a collection of short stories and spoken word) on the website.
I've had the honor of my own poetry appearing alongside John's beautiful work in the pages of HomeGround in the UK for a couple of years now. I am so excited to be able to share his website and work with you. Please consider buying a copy. You will be delighted!
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