Not easy when you're up against agoraphobia, giant egos and a psychotic... Want to review something funny? Check out this book by @1HollyCurtis
Genre: General Fiction, Humor
Published: May 7, 2015
Formats Available: Kindle
Jimmy Clifford is a thirty-year-old movie addict and film memorabilia shop owner. He is also very fed up. He is fed up with his best friend Oswald’s stupid, made-up card games, his drug dealer Pluto’s novelty drugs are losing their novelty and his anti-depressants don’t appear to be working anymore.
But when he discovers that the Crypt – a local, independent cinema that he regards as his ‘spiritual home’ – is to be demolished, he feels compelled to act. Getting together with his friends and a fellow shop owner they decide upon an idea – there will be a ‘Save the Crypt’ cabaret night (featuring local performers) to highlight the situation and raise money in the process.
All Jimmy has to do for his part is get out and find seven acts in two months – not so easy when you’re an agoraphobic and you’re up against giant egos and a psychotic property developer.
Holly's first book is a comedy called Celluloid and it is has been hailed as 'the best book ever about a film lover who tries to prevent his local, independent cinema from being closed and turned into flats by a psychotic gangster property developer.' Holly's favourite story is A Christmas Carol and loves movies from the 30s-50s. Holly was born and raised in the UK and will probably perish there.
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