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RIFF-RAFFLES
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16th August, 2007 10:18
kpm217
1 pitch
Riff-Raffles was published in Thailand (ISBN 978-974-8478-05-0) in June 2007 and is a humorous account of my experiences since moving from England to Thailand and running our small hotel in Pattaya.
Having received numerous positive reviews from the local and national press as well as on various web sites I am hoping to see the book published in the U.K.
I am presently writing a sequel which should be completed by the end of this year and ongoing stories can be found on my Blog at www.riffraffles.com.
August 29th, 2007 12:57
kpm217
1 reviews
Dear Kevin,
I am an American (AGE 50) who has been to Pattaya several times. I must say your book Riff Raffles is positively brilliant. I read the
exerpt about Mrs. Boss and the Stiletto pool ball sinking and I was sold. I immediately ordered the book to be sent from Thailand. I was not disappointed.
But I must say that particular part about brownie points and black marks is one of the greatest literary prose on understanding (er, well explaining) the fairer sex. (Sometimes not so fair)
Best of good fortune to you. I am sure you have had requests for more stories written in your unique stlye. I am among those requesting
such a favor!
Respectfully,
David Manix
August 25th, 2007 20:34
alexist1
1 reviews
Riff-Raffles actually had me laughing out loud on occassion. With all the twists, turns and disasters it is a miracle that the author remains working in the hotel trade.
A must read for anyone who likes a laugh. If you feel jinxed this book will show you that there are other people in the world with worse luck than you.
August 23rd, 2007 15:08
sam
1 reviews
The pitch here is okay but it really does not do justice to what really is a very down to earth book about life in the East and it is heavily laced with dry wit throughout.
If you are a publisher and you are interested in this, or any other pitch, please email us at marketplace@meettheauthor.com


