Description
Dive into the whimsical world of 'Inside Mr. Enderby', an unabridged audio book that captures the essence of midlife introspection and artistic chaos. This captivating story unfolds the life of Enderby, a lapsed Catholic and self-proclaimed 'professional' poet, who resides in lively Brighton. With his income stemming from the investments left by his stepmother, Enderby's poetic endeavors often find him seated on the toilet, surrounded by his greatest inspirations – a unique twist that will amuse and perhaps resonate with anyone familiar with the struggles of creativity.
As you listen to this unabridged audio book, you'll accompany Enderby on his quirky journey through poetry and self-discovery. His misadventures culminate when he unwittingly sends a love poem to Vesta Bainbridge, the editor of a women's magazine, sparking an unexpected marriage that brings both joy and heartache. Experience the trials of this minor poet as he grapples with love, loss, and alienation from his muse, all while navigating his unconventional lifestyle.
This audio book is a BRAND NEW release from 2021, published by Bolinda/Brilliance Audio, and comes in a convenient MP3 format. Remember, your shipping is FREE and is dispatched from our Auckland warehouse, ensuring no unexpected charges await you. Allow 15 days for delivery, and indulge in the laughter and poignancy that defines Mr. Enderby's life today.
NOTE: Please note this is an AUDIO BOOK - ON MP3. Shipping for this item is FREE, please allow 15 days for shipping. As its shipped from our Auckland warehouse there is no unexpected import charges, custom duties or taxes
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781713613404
Format: MP3 format
Year: 2021
Publisher: Bolinda/Brilliance audio
Description:
Enderby, a lapsed Catholic in his mid-40s, lives alone in Brighton as a 'professional' poet – his income being interest from investments left to him by his stepmother. Enderby composes his poetry whilst seated on the toilet. His bathtub, which serves as a filing cabinet, is almost full of the mingled paper and food scraps that represent his efforts. Although he is recognised as a minor poet with several published works (and is even awarded a small prize, the 'Goodby Gold Medal', which he refuses), he has yet to be anthologised.
– Mr Enderby is finally pursuade to leave his lonely but poetically fruitful bachelor life by the editor of a woman's magazine, Vesta Bainbridge, after he accidentally sends her a love poem instead of a complaint about a recipe in her magazine. The marriage, which soon ends, costs Enderby dearly, alienating him from his muse and depriving him of his financial independence.
As you listen to this unabridged audio book, you'll accompany Enderby on his quirky journey through poetry and self-discovery. His misadventures culminate when he unwittingly sends a love poem to Vesta Bainbridge, the editor of a women's magazine, sparking an unexpected marriage that brings both joy and heartache. Experience the trials of this minor poet as he grapples with love, loss, and alienation from his muse, all while navigating his unconventional lifestyle.
This audio book is a BRAND NEW release from 2021, published by Bolinda/Brilliance Audio, and comes in a convenient MP3 format. Remember, your shipping is FREE and is dispatched from our Auckland warehouse, ensuring no unexpected charges await you. Allow 15 days for delivery, and indulge in the laughter and poignancy that defines Mr. Enderby's life today.
NOTE: Please note this is an AUDIO BOOK - ON MP3. Shipping for this item is FREE, please allow 15 days for shipping. As its shipped from our Auckland warehouse there is no unexpected import charges, custom duties or taxes
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781713613404
Format: MP3 format
Year: 2021
Publisher: Bolinda/Brilliance audio
Description:
Enderby, a lapsed Catholic in his mid-40s, lives alone in Brighton as a 'professional' poet – his income being interest from investments left to him by his stepmother. Enderby composes his poetry whilst seated on the toilet. His bathtub, which serves as a filing cabinet, is almost full of the mingled paper and food scraps that represent his efforts. Although he is recognised as a minor poet with several published works (and is even awarded a small prize, the 'Goodby Gold Medal', which he refuses), he has yet to be anthologised.
– Mr Enderby is finally pursuade to leave his lonely but poetically fruitful bachelor life by the editor of a woman's magazine, Vesta Bainbridge, after he accidentally sends her a love poem instead of a complaint about a recipe in her magazine. The marriage, which soon ends, costs Enderby dearly, alienating him from his muse and depriving him of his financial independence.