chrismoyles.net
- Wed Jun 27, 2007 3:00 pm
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Messageboard member Honeybee has pointed us at the following link - it reveals details for the sequel to 'The Gospel ...'.
The Secret Diary of Chris Moyles: The Difficult Second Book
Chris Moyles shot straight into the "Sunday Times" bestseller chart with "The Gospel According to Chris Moyles", and remained there for over four months. This from someone who had never written a book before, and some might say, had never even picked up a pen. Chris' popularity knows no bounds, and as the eight million people who tune in to his Radio 1 "Breakfast Show" every week will testify, he is a well-loved voice of the people. Honest as ever, Chris has selected a straightforward, no-nonsense title for his follow up book: "The Difficult Second Book".
In the style of "The Bridget Jones Diary", it will present a year (or thereabouts) in the life of Chris Moyles (rest assured, the comparison does not extend beyond this). We hear what he gets up to when he's not on air, we meet the celebrities who come in and out of his life, and we get caught up in his day-to-day domestic and work activities - with all the accompanying rants and raves. We are reintroduced to his family and friends who tell us more about Chris as a boy, as we ask: was he always that mouthy? And we follow him on an epic journey - from sofa to treadmill - as he tries to get in shape and loose a few surplus pounds. But will he manage to get off the beer and fags?
Will he become a new svelte-like Lothario? Only time, and a few intimate diary entries, will tell. Love him or not, Chris Moyles is part of the fabric of our nation. A refreshingly honest, caustically dry and quick-witted commentator on daily life, "The Difficult Second Book" is a highly-entertaining read from start to finish.
Messageboard member Honeybee has pointed us at the following link - it reveals details for the sequel to 'The Gospel ...'.
The Secret Diary of Chris Moyles: The Difficult Second Book
Chris Moyles shot straight into the "Sunday Times" bestseller chart with "The Gospel According to Chris Moyles", and remained there for over four months. This from someone who had never written a book before, and some might say, had never even picked up a pen. Chris' popularity knows no bounds, and as the eight million people who tune in to his Radio 1 "Breakfast Show" every week will testify, he is a well-loved voice of the people. Honest as ever, Chris has selected a straightforward, no-nonsense title for his follow up book: "The Difficult Second Book".
In the style of "The Bridget Jones Diary", it will present a year (or thereabouts) in the life of Chris Moyles (rest assured, the comparison does not extend beyond this). We hear what he gets up to when he's not on air, we meet the celebrities who come in and out of his life, and we get caught up in his day-to-day domestic and work activities - with all the accompanying rants and raves. We are reintroduced to his family and friends who tell us more about Chris as a boy, as we ask: was he always that mouthy? And we follow him on an epic journey - from sofa to treadmill - as he tries to get in shape and loose a few surplus pounds. But will he manage to get off the beer and fags?
Will he become a new svelte-like Lothario? Only time, and a few intimate diary entries, will tell. Love him or not, Chris Moyles is part of the fabric of our nation. A refreshingly honest, caustically dry and quick-witted commentator on daily life, "The Difficult Second Book" is a highly-entertaining read from start to finish.
