Order the new novel, “Thryke – The Man That Nobody Knew” today!
Critics are calling this novel “sublime” and “outstanding!”
The man. The bounder. The legend…
In 1915, in the sleepy English village of Little-Sodbury-on-the-Wode, a star was born!
For the first time ever, read all about the early life of actor Cornelius Arthur Thryke, in his own words – from his testing years growing up in boarding school, through his heroic African exploits in World War Two, to becoming the much-loved star of such British movie classics as M is for Microfilm and The Gentleman Burglars Strike Again. But, behind the success was a life characterized by secret and heartbreak.
Best known for his role as cantankerous Arthur Chataway in the much-loved 1970s sitcom Gone to the Dogs, Thryke has been described by many as a “national treasure”, by others as a “curmudgeon of the highest order”. Now you can make up your own mind, from his own journal and a collection of letters curated and edited by unknown television historian Quentin Prowler.