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    Last Clean Shirt Volume 1

    By David Hughes

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    This is the first in a series of books about my travels around the world, starting from the very beginning. Well, maybe not the very beginning. I skipped the bit where I come out of my mother's bum. I mean nobody wants to read about that, right? Me just sliding out of there, covered in all that icky omelette stuff. That'd be gross. I also didn’t include the pain I endured as my wisdom teeth came through. Took like six weeks and it hurt like a punch in the balls. So anyway, back in 2009 I decided I was going to take a leaf out of Jade Goody's book; I shaved my head and did the off, never to return again. So join me as I accidentally circumnavigate the globe a few times for want of a map or itinerary, hoping that one day the next leap will be the leap home. Wait. That’s a TV show, I don’t want to go home. But I would like a hologram for a friend.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWSIC EBooks Ltd.
    Release dateMar 20, 2012
    ISBN9781926879796
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    Last Clean Shirt Volume 1
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    David Hughes

    David Hughes trained as a letterpress typesetter in the 1970s, gaining a (now obsolete) City and Guilds qualification at Kitson College of Technology in Leeds, UK. He worked on the Evening Press in York and the South London Press as a Linotype operator. After retraining on the computerised "new technology" he hung up his apron in the early 90s, mainly due to boredom! He keeps in touch with the letterpress scene through his printers' nostalgia website "Metal Type" and keeps up with the practical side of things producing letterpress business cards at Metal Type Printing.

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