Invitation to book launch

[Mr Cleansheets]

I think this might have been buried in an old thread so I'll try a new one:

Dear Marinators

Once again I'm hoping that the powers that be will not regard this post as in breach of the rules regarding commercial touting. (And it's not really, it's an invitation.)

My book Mr Cleansheets will be launched on the Coast by Lawrie McKinna on 21 April. I was intending to give an open invitation to Marinators to the launch, but it looks like numbers will be limited...which means that I can only offer 5 double invitations, and those will go to the first 5 people who email me at mrcleansheets@hotmail.com who can make it on the night.

http://www.vulgar.com.au/cleansheets.html


Mr Cleansheets

 

[midfielder]

Good luck with the book ... hope it sells heaps for YA

 

[Mr Cleansheets]

Thanks midfielder.

It should be available shortly. Lawrie enjoyed it and was good enough to give me a quote for the back cover, as did Simon Hill. Fingers crossed and all that. Being about an Australian who becomes a footballing legend overseas, I'm really hoping it becomes part of the uniform for all Australians going to the world cup.

 

[Mr Cleansheets]

Hey guys

I have been able to get a bigger venue for the launch of Mr Cleansheets so there are more invitations available to Marinators. Come and hear Lawrie McKinna and have a couple of refreshments.

If you'd like to attend, email mrcleansheets@hotmail.com and I'll send you an invitation. I can't just throw it open as we need to know numbers for catering purposes.

Love

Mr Cleansheets

 

[kevrenor]

http://back-of-the-net.com/2009-2010/Misc/MrClean.htm

 

[Mr Cleansheets]

Thanks Kev (Chris)

It was good to meet you at the launch and I hope you enjoy the book. It's going pretty well on the Coast (where people know me) but every little bit of publicity helps to get the word out further afield.

AD

 

[kevrenor]

Finally got to finish the book, Mr Cleansheets - taking it on holidays and just relaxing reading in the fresh air helped!

Great book - fact and fiction melds into one as Mr Cleansheets gets to play the game of his life, gets his girl, and does some business with the Irish mafia, white supremicists, and assorted bovver boys!

Well recommended!