Aug Stone Reihenfolge der Bücher

Exploring the whimsical connection between facial hair and sports, this collection of tall tales delves into themes like superstitions, playoff traditions, and cultural attitudes towards grooming. From the infamous playoff beard to the eccentricities of the 1978 Chess World Championship, the stories are rich with humor and pop culture references, including nods to Burt Reynolds. Each tale intertwines whiskers with various sports equipment and rituals, celebrating the quirky role of moustaches in athletic history.

The book offers a wild and humorous journey reminiscent of a rock n roll road trip, infused with the spirit of Holden Caulfield. It combines wit and insight, presenting a unique narrative that captures the chaos and charm of youthful rebellion. With a blend of comedy and introspection, the story promises to entertain while exploring the ups and downs of life through a quirky lens.

A mission to find a mythological watering hole... In June 1999, Aug Stone and his best friend flew to Germany to find the bar they had heard Nick Cave owned in Berlin. They assumed they would get off the plane, ask 'which way to Nick Cave's bar?', and then spend the rest of their time living it up amidst the wild world of its confines. Instead what followed were nine days of confusion, thwarted plans, and perpetual drunken misery. To this day, they're not sure Nick Cave ever owned a bar in Berlin. Aug Stone is a writer, comedian, & musician. Stone is the author of the comedy novel Off-License To Kill, and his journalism has appeared in The Quietus, The Comics Journal, Under The Radar, and many other sites and magazines. He performs comedy as Young Southpaw, bringing his surreal stories to the world via The Young Southpaw Part Of An Hour podcast and 'blends the arts with the absurd' on his interview show Etcetera ETC With Young Southpaw.