Dummy! by Jim Greenhalf Lewis Buxton like the worlds they touch

like the worlds they touch on

they pedalled their bicycles into the brave new consumer society

author the New York Times bestseller milk and honey

to Palma’s Bellver Castle

fear of annihilation expands beyond the self to an endangered planet on which all inhabitants are “soft targets”

Dummy! by Jim Greenhalf Lewis Buxton like the worlds they touchI am the man who abandoned Alan Bennett under a bus shelter in Armley, writes Jim Greenhalf in his new collection. Its partly an instruction manual for dummies on how to hack out a kind of contentment in spite of the times, even if you have an inflated prostate and a pigs bladder of piss strapped to your leg. Dummy! is also a book about History. Its a reverie of times passing when peace was love and love was free for all who could afford it a howl of