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2012 rolls on!
CJB has had it's first birthday and
'Wonderfully Imbecile - the full length plays of the
Lucindale Players 2005-2010'
CJB's first big book
is to be released at the SE Field Days, Lucindale, March 17th at 12.15pm
To be launched by the 'Spirit of the Lucindale Players' - Mrs. Tiffany Williams
Caught Jester Books is the trading identity of me, Mike Riddle, Naracoorte based scribbler, writer and independent book publisher.
It's time to abbreviate this introduction, so ...
July 2006: large squamous cell carcinoma (skin cancer) excised from right cheek. August to October 2006: chemotherapy and radiotherapy. July 2007: cancer beaten: post-traumatic dystonia begins. March 2008: resignation from teaching. March 2012 dystonia still advancing.
March 2012, first birthday done and dusted, Caught Jester Books, in royal colours of purple and gold, is still moving forward.
December 2010, "Uncle Chuck is my Hero!” was produced as a gift. Journalist Bricey be strong!
Published in 2011:
"Missile Annie/Whinging William” (March) "Miss Mumford's Mondays" (March)
"Three Cornered Hat" (July) "Simon Said" (December)
Harrison Hole Hero (March) Harrison Hole 8 (July) Harrison Hole 8 1/2 (December)
To come in 2012:
Wonderfully Imbecile (March)
"Uncertain Lives”, the story of the Mills family of Blacksmiths (Newcastle). Leanna (17) and Bethany (15) Mills have suffered from the immensely cruel, at times life threatening, primary dystonia since their infancy. Currently they are kept alive and able to ambulate partially by DBS (Deep Brain Stimulation) but waiting to travel to France their condition is deteriorating.
"Animaulia", poetry in which insects, crustaceans, lizards and birds come to a sticky end. Illustrated by Mandy Foot.
Importantly, "The Kanceroo” designed to help children with cancer discuss issues and feelings with their parents, will be published in November. Again, illustrated by the immensely talented super-mum, Mandy Foot.
Whichever book you come across I hope you enjoy the reading as much as I've enjoyed the writing! |