Up Close And Personal

Novelist Stewart Bint writes a regular column in a fortnightly magazine, The Flyer.
Ranging from the intensely personal, humorous and hard hitting controversy, to sheer whimsy, those columns are gathered here in one volume.
Topics covered include Twitter bullies, recycling, the nanny state, charities...both good and bad...cold telephoning calling, football referees, should the clergy hand Easter over to big business, the author's real life brush with the supernatural, going barefoot, a highly emotional letter written by the author's Father in 1936, phrases which drive you mad, and a childhood incident. Along with a fascinating account of the author's two meetings with British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.