A Brief History of Tim: The World Minus One Letter
Jan 2011 · Random House
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About this ebook
Rather than explaining our origins, A Brief History of Tim addresses our history and culture at the level
we most deeply desire - the trivial. By simply removing one letter, the world is tweaked with immensely enjoyable results:
For those who think contemporary art is a load of rubbish, there's the Tat Modern.
Find out about the Ancient Geeks, nerdy types who spent far too much time doing maths.
A Brief History of Tim is laugh-out-loud funny and will have you looking at the world through fresh eyes.
we most deeply desire - the trivial. By simply removing one letter, the world is tweaked with immensely enjoyable results:
For those who think contemporary art is a load of rubbish, there's the Tat Modern.
Find out about the Ancient Geeks, nerdy types who spent far too much time doing maths.
A Brief History of Tim is laugh-out-loud funny and will have you looking at the world through fresh eyes.
About the author
Writer Kathy Clugston is a freelance broadcaster, who is often heard on BBC Radio 4 reading the news and the Shipping Forecast. She also appears on Radio 1 as 'The Posh Radio 4 Lady', in a Radio Ulster comedy series and in people's cars as a Sat Nav voice. She lives in London, plays the ukulele and has no sense of smell.
Illustrator Tom McLaughlin spent years as a political cartoonist, but now works mainly in animation and on children's books. He has created a pre-school series for television called Little Molly Mystery and is currently writing his first children's book called The Diabolical Mr Tiddles. See more at tommclaughlin.co.uk
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