Barry Walsh grew up in the heart of the ‘Great Metrollops’ during the 60s and thought belatedly that there might be a story in it. The result is The Pimlico Kid, a novel about ‘first love’. He is now writing his second novel.Barry is a life-long Gooner who enjoys cycling, holidaying in France, listening to Neil Young and, occasionally, gazing at Audrey Hepburn’s face. He is closely involved with an inner city youth club and believes that London might just be the centre of the universe. He is married with two daughters.

‘Perfectly evokes the era’ Daily Mail‘A beautifully written tale… poignant’ Andrew Blackman, author of A Virtual Love‘A must-read’ ElementaryvWatson Blog‘Refreshing… a nostalgic and heartfelt novel’ Pen and Paper Blog5* Reviews:‘Sentimental yet profound’ Goodreads‘A vibrant slice of recent history… memorable’ Goodreads‘A wonderful story’ Goodreads‘Beautifully written… moving beyond words’ Goodreads‘Engaging and absorbing’ Goodreads‘Blew me away, stunning’ Goodreads‘A non-stop read… terrifically good’ Amazon‘Powerfully portrayed … a must read’ Amazon‘Utterly wonderful book… a page-turner’ Amazon‘Had me hooked from the first page’ Amazon‘A book you don’t want to put down’ Amazon

Barry Walsh grew up in the heart of the ‘Great Metrollops’ during the 60s and thought belatedly that there might be a story in it. The result is The Pimlico Kid, a novel about ‘first love’. He is now writing his second novel.Barry is a life-long Gooner who enjoys cycling, holidaying in France, listening to Neil Young and, occasionally, gazing at Audrey Hepburn’s face. He is closely involved with an inner city youth club and believes that London might just be the centre of the universe. He is married with two daughters.

‘Perfectly evokes the era’ Daily Mail‘A beautifully written tale… poignant’ Andrew Blackman, author of A Virtual Love‘A must-read’ ElementaryvWatson Blog‘Refreshing… a nostalgic and heartfelt novel’ Pen and Paper Blog5* Reviews:‘Sentimental yet profound’ Goodreads‘A vibrant slice of recent history… memorable’ Goodreads‘A wonderful story’ Goodreads‘Beautifully written… moving beyond words’ Goodreads‘Engaging and absorbing’ Goodreads‘Blew me away, stunning’ Goodreads‘A non-stop read… terrifically good’ Amazon‘Powerfully portrayed … a must read’ Amazon‘Utterly wonderful book… a page-turner’ Amazon‘Had me hooked from the first page’ Amazon‘A book you don’t want to put down’ Amazon

Barry Walsh grew up in the heart of the ‘Great Metrollops’ during the 60s and thought belatedly that there might be a story in it. The result is The Pimlico Kid, a novel about ‘first love’. He is now writing his second novel.Barry is a life-long Gooner who enjoys cycling, holidaying in France, listening to Neil Young and, occasionally, gazing at Audrey Hepburn’s face. He is closely involved with an inner city youth club and believes that London might just be the centre of the universe. He is married with two daughters.

‘Perfectly evokes the era’ Daily Mail‘A beautifully written tale… poignant’ Andrew Blackman, author of A Virtual Love‘A must-read’ ElementaryvWatson Blog‘Refreshing… a nostalgic and heartfelt novel’ Pen and Paper Blog5* Reviews:‘Sentimental yet profound’ Goodreads‘A vibrant slice of recent history… memorable’ Goodreads‘A wonderful story’ Goodreads‘Beautifully written… moving beyond words’ Goodreads‘Engaging and absorbing’ Goodreads‘Blew me away, stunning’ Goodreads‘A non-stop read… terrifically good’ Amazon‘Powerfully portrayed … a must read’ Amazon‘Utterly wonderful book… a page-turner’ Amazon‘Had me hooked from the first page’ Amazon‘A book you don’t want to put down’ Amazon