Television Street

As her Egyptian holiday draws to a close and with the time to return to her miserable single life in Yorkshire fast approaching, 40 year old Debbie makes the craziest decision of her chaotic life. 



Here amongst the brassy British broads and acidic old queens of Luxor, Debbie begins a new life on Television Street and with a sexy 24 year old boat captain on the horizon, discovers that there's far more to this ancient city than temples and tombs.  



Has Debbie finally found the man of her dreams or is her young Egyptian lover simply taking her up the Nile?

 

Television Street is Tim Fountain's hilarious and heartbreaking debut novel. His book about the sex lives of the British Rude Britannia became the number 1 iBook in 17 countries. 



'A wonderfully funny and sociologically piquant work' - Stephen Fry



'A writer to reckon with' Independent



'Tim Fountain is a very naughty boy' Telegraph



About the author



Tim Fountain is an award winning playwright whose whose work has been seen in the West End of London, Off Broadway and around the world.   His play about sex tourism in Egypt, Queen of the Nile was recently staged starring Lovejoy’s Dudley Sutton.  His work for television includes the animated sitcom Bob and Margaret for Channel Four, featuring, amongst others, Steve Coogan. He was also responsible for the stage version of How to Lose Friends and Alienate People starring Jack Davenport.  His one man show Sex Addict made him notorious when it was staged at the Royal Court Theatre in London but didn’t much impress his mum.