Midlife Mayhem: Or the Misadventures of the Middle-aged Man

Has there ever been a book devoted to a non-scientific study of the misadventures of the middle aged man, either from his perspective or that of those who suffer his idiosyncratic behaviour? All those kids that have been embarrassed by the 'old man' might recognise him within the pages of "Midlife Mayhem". Wives and partners might also have a fit of d j vu This little book is the perfect present for Father's Day, retirements, festive occasions and birthdays. A good book to dip in to on long haul flights and on train journeys. Go on, buy it...just for a laugh

Harry lives in the quiet coastal town of Bexhill-on-Sea in East Sussex, UK. It is famous for the iconic De La Warr Pavilion and is an oasis for the retired. It is cruelly described by some as a place where people come to die but forget what they came for. This, of course, says much for the delightful place that is Bexhill. Married with three lovely daughters, who have presented him with five special grandsons, he has, in his own words, ＂been a very lucky man＂. Life has been fun. This is his first book, but believes that there are more to come. He describes himself as a ’story teller rather than an accomplished scribe’.