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THE RATHER STRANGE TALE OF IAN WILLS
| This is an extract from the book I recently wrote with businessman turned poet Ian Wills. It's really his book, not mine, but I did annotate some of the poems for him. |
AN EXTRACT FROM THE INTRODUCTION Around this time he was involved in the various nefarious deeds that had him marked down as permanent ne’er do well material, a certainty for a life of crime and petty villainy. He did his best to live up to the billing. He was eventually charged with the theft of 108 cars, and on one occasion stole eight vehicles in one night, parked the lot in his schoolyard and superglued the locks shut. It was revenge for some forgotten transgression by the teaching staff. He thought he’d fuck up their parking arrangements. This is a hoot. It’s like the office loony being in charge of the payroll, the stock ledger and the Christmas party budget all in one go. Every human being deserves to be treated with respect. Aside from corporate lackeys trying to levitate to the higher echelons of those establishments. They’re fair game. Below from Times Educational Supplement |
| IAN WILLS AND THE WILLING Ian's band is playing around the UK at the moment. Do check them out. You can find details of their new album as well as tour dates and details of the book (NOTHING TO LOSE) at the Willing's website - |
| Will Ian EVER return my calls? |
