The Medusa Fora

It appears that all the fans including myself love the book. What do the Pogues think of it?

The Gay Banjoist??? Sounds like a Spanish folk hero ha ha.

Billy Mack wrote:It appears that all the fans including myself love the book. What do the Pogues think of it?

We made James put 50p in the swearbox.

philipchevron wrote:

Billy Mack wrote:It appears that all the fans including myself love the book. What do the Pogues think of it?

We made James put 50p in the swearbox.

Well. that answers one of the questions I put to James in my interview on:
http://3songsbonn.com/2012/05/20/the-po ... interview/

Maybe I can do an interview with you Mr Chevron?
First question would be: "How big is the Pogues swearbox?"

Guest wrote:

philipchevron wrote:

Billy Mack wrote:It appears that all the fans including myself love the book. What do the Pogues think of it?

We made James put 50p in the swearbox.

Well. that answers one of the questions I put to James in my interview on:
http://3songsbonn.com/2012/05/20/the-po ... interview/

Maybe I can do an interview with you Mr Chevron?
First question would be: "How big is the Pogues swearbox?"

That's a great little interview. Thanks, Guest. P.S, Why not register on here and join in the fun

Fr. McGreer wrote:

Guest wrote:

philipchevron wrote:

Billy Mack wrote:It appears that all the fans including myself love the book. What do the Pogues think of it?

We made James put 50p in the swearbox.

Well. that answers one of the questions I put to James in my interview on:
http://3songsbonn.com/2012/05/20/the-po ... interview/

Maybe I can do an interview with you Mr Chevron?
First question would be: "How big is the Pogues swearbox?"

That's a great little interview. Thanks, Guest. P.S, Why not register on here and join in the fun

Question two. When did you first become the Pogues banjo player?

RICHB wrote:The Gay Banjoist??? Sounds like a Spanish folk hero ha ha.

Good name for a pub.

Low D wrote:
Good name for a pub.

Better than the Slug & Lettuce anyway

Here are some photos of Carmen and I at the Porgues er uh...Pogues Party. Otherwise know as James' book signing and reading on Saturday. We had LOTS of fun.

I am most righteously jealous.

of my large head? Seriously, look at the size of that thing.

Few more with phone.

June 6 - HM Prison and Young Offenders' Institition Parc in Bridgend, South Wales, as part of Hay in the Parc. While not public, this event will be recorded by BBC Wales for a programme about Hay in the Parc to be broadcast June 26.
June 6 - The Hay Festival. James will be talking with James Walsh in the Big Tent at 8:00pm. Tickets are £7.25 from the iHay Festival web site.
June 7 - Reading, discussion, Q&A and book signing at Leaf on Bold Street, 65-67 Bold Street, Liverpool (0151 707 7747) at 7.00pm. Tickets are £5 from Waterstones on Bold Street.
June 8 - James will be appearing at the Dublin Writers' Festival (also at the festival will be Alain de Botton, Richard Dawkins, Mike Scott, Colm Tóibín, Mario Vargas Llosa, Edmund White, Jeanette Winterson and more). James will be talking with Tony Clayton-Lea, doing a reading, discussion, and Q&A in the Liberty Hall at 8.00pm.
June 14 - Leeds Watersones. 93-97 Albion Street City Centre, Leeds LS1 5AP. phone +44 0113 2444588.

DzM wrote:June 7 - Reading, discussion, Q&A and book signing at Leaf on Bold Street, 65-67 Bold Street, Liverpool (0151 707 7747) at 7.00pm. Tickets are £5 from Waterstones on Bold Street.

Sod the personal reasons. I am now going.

Just wondering if anyone knew what the story is with the US release date. Thanks.