In the Last Days - Morgan, Peter

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Résumé :
In need of a dose of humour and entertainment after realising the state of the nation and the disappointments in British government? Wanting to recover some of your happy mood with a good old moan about very British problems, and the general comedy of errors that is modern life in modern Britain? Well, this is the book for you! Modern life can get you down sometimes, what with budget cuts and transport failures, and we all need a bit of a pick-me-up whenever we see the latest gaff from politics and government on the news. In the Last Days takes these very British problems and turns them on their head, providing humour and entertainment on subjects as diverse as health, communications, the environment and even the role of science fiction in culture. So, fasten your seatbelts for the ride - it's an education. Buckle up for a witty and insightful ride through the weird world of British politics. You might just learn a thing or two along the way....

Biographie:
Peter Morgan was born in 1946 in a small town on the outskirts of London just after the war in very peaceful surroundings and, very thankfully, a country at peace, too. He worked for many years in the accounts department of a large chemist chain, travelling extensively for them in this country: it was at this time he met his wife of 47 years standing. Subsequently, he retired early to pursue more fully other interests, including his love of writing, gardening, chess, and DIY. During the succeeding years, this state of affairs has changed dramatically as far as the country, and, indeed, where the world is concerned. Under modernisation's thrall, we are once again in another battle...

Sommaire:
Peter Morgan was born in 1946 in a small town on the outskirts of London just after the war in very peaceful surroundings and, very thankfully, a country at peace, too. He worked for many years in the accounts department of a large chemist chain, travelling extensively for them in this country: it was at this time he met his wife of 47 years standing. Subsequently, he retired early to pursue more fully other interests, including his love of writing, gardening, chess, and DIY. During the succeeding years, this state of affairs has changed dramatically as far as the country, and, indeed, where the world is concerned. Under modernisation's thrall, we are once again in another battle...