What Readers Are Saying About “Men Briefly Explained”

 
Readers are saying some very nice things about my new poetry collection, Men Briefly Explained.

Here are three comments from people who have read the collection:

Tim, your book arrived this morning, and I’m having to FORCE myself to stop reading and get on with the work I need to do. I am especially moved right now by “The Problem of Descendants”. It’s a magnificent book. – Johanna Knox

By the time you reach the third age of man you want to turn to the toddler pages and live the whole book again – Rachel Fenton

By turns poignant, insightful and laugh-out-loud funny, Tim Jones brings his trademark dry wit to a great new poetry collection. Thoroughly enjoyable! – Mary Victoria

This reviewer and this reviewer have said nice things, too.

We are approaching a time of the year when many people give gifts, so if you would like to buy a copy of Men Briefly Explained, here’s how to do it:

In Person

You can order Men Briefly Explained through your local bookshop. Please tell them the title, the author name, the publisher (IP/Interactive Press) and (just for good measure) the ISBN, which is 978-1-921-86932-7. They should have no problem getting hold of it.

Or – even simpler – just email me at senjmito@gmail.com and I will make sure you get a copy.

Online

Here you have a wide range of options:

• You can find out more about the book, and buy it directly from the publisher, at the Men Briefly Explained mini-site.
• You can buy Men Briefly Explained from Amazon.com as a paperback or Kindle ebook. (You don’t need a Kindle to read this – just a Kindle reader programme for your computer, which is easy to obtain.)
• It is also available from Amazon.co.uk in paperback and ebook formats.
• Men Briefly Explained is available in a range of formats from eBookpie and for the Kobo.
• Men Briefly Explained is now available from the iTunes store for your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or for your computer if you have iTunes.

Go on – you know you want to, and based on what other readers have said so far, you won’t regret buying a copy.