goldstonegull
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Thinking about buying Peter wards biography to read on the plane on my way to Jamaica, can anyone tell me if it's worth reading. Cheers
Interesting, but not gripping. But just read John Grisham's 'A Painted House'. A wonderful read (not a law firm book). And 'Dead Simple' by Peter James. Could barely put down both of them this year.
Garry Nelson's books are in fact a very entertaining read, they give a very good insight to playing and managing in the lower leagues.
Thinking about buying Peter wards biography to read on the plane on my way to Jamaica, can anyone tell me if it's worth reading. Cheers
Its his AUTO biography!
He wrote it all by himself. the clever thing!
Biographies can be written by anyone. Even Me
bloomin eck we agree saw peter greenhalgh at the carlisle game!
I'm pretty sure it is his Official Biography, as opposed to autobiography. It is written by Matt Horner. A ghostwritten autobiography would be written in the first person and would not have the name of the ghostwriter/author on the front. In the case of Wardy's book, it is written in the third person, supplemented with many interviews with the man himself, fans, friends and colleagues. It even has 'the official biography' written on the front.
Sorry to be a pedant.