Tim Moore's books include French Revolutions, Do Not Pass Go, Spanish Steps and Nul Points and I Believe in Yesterday. He lives in London.

"One of the funniest books about sport ever written" Sunday Times "Moore is a talented and funny writer, who, through a combination of slapstick, absurd simile and a healthy suspicion of French civilisation, gives us something to laugh at on every page" Daily Telegraph "Embarrassingly laugh-out-loud" Daily Express "Moore's floundering attempts to emulate the Herculean feats of his cycling heroes unfold with eyewetting hilarity" The Times "Moore unleashes a high-energy torrent of astute observation and hilarious self-deprecation. Hailed a the new Bill Bryson, he is in fact a writer of considerably more substance... The jokes come thick and fast" Irish Times

Tim Moore's books include French Revolutions, Do Not Pass Go, Spanish Steps and Nul Points and I Believe in Yesterday. He lives in London.

"One of the funniest books about sport ever written" Sunday Times "Moore is a talented and funny writer, who, through a combination of slapstick, absurd simile and a healthy suspicion of French civilisation, gives us something to laugh at on every page" Daily Telegraph "Embarrassingly laugh-out-loud" Daily Express "Moore's floundering attempts to emulate the Herculean feats of his cycling heroes unfold with eyewetting hilarity" The Times "Moore unleashes a high-energy torrent of astute observation and hilarious self-deprecation. Hailed a the new Bill Bryson, he is in fact a writer of considerably more substance... The jokes come thick and fast" Irish Times

Tim Moore's books include French Revolutions, Do Not Pass Go, Spanish Steps and Nul Points and I Believe in Yesterday. He lives in London.

"One of the funniest books about sport ever written" Sunday Times "Moore is a talented and funny writer, who, through a combination of slapstick, absurd simile and a healthy suspicion of French civilisation, gives us something to laugh at on every page" Daily Telegraph "Embarrassingly laugh-out-loud" Daily Express "Moore's floundering attempts to emulate the Herculean feats of his cycling heroes unfold with eyewetting hilarity" The Times "Moore unleashes a high-energy torrent of astute observation and hilarious self-deprecation. Hailed a the new Bill Bryson, he is in fact a writer of considerably more substance... The jokes come thick and fast" Irish Times