Johny Bluck Books

[neil cooney 10,416]

I disagree Foxdropper.

Anyways, if you're looking for a stud I know a lad has a son of Smithy's. £2000 a service to yourself, .

[Lutra Lutra 611]

Who would buy or want to read, or have in their possession a book with such a ridiculous title like (Digging The Dirt)? Since coming on this particular site I haven't heard any good words about the guy called Johnny Bluck.So now my correct suspicions have been confirmed by so many members on site. However, I ask myself he does somewhat cause quite a stir! Plummer loved raising hackles but of course love him or loathe him, he was in a different league of so-called todays Authors to whom many only produce tacky picture books!

[Zilverhaze 1,627]

Fd how come you need a stud mate thougt you whuld have plenty of options ? Is it for a new venture or sumthing :-)

[Squirrel_Basher 17,100]

Zilverhaze you have pm

[Mosby 355]

Being in the midst of putting together some books of my own, I can say its not easy to produce good work. It's hours of tedium. Do you have some books you have written fox bolter?

 

I'm not

Coming to anyone's defense. Whether a book is good or not is a matter of someone's opinion. But somebody saying something is easy when they haven't done it makes me laugh. Who knows, maybe you e written a few. I don't know.

[foxbolter 447]

Books are not for me I like to see things with my own eyes I don't plan on writing any soon. My point is if you have done it you wouldn't have to think too hard of what your going to write like for instance off the cuff your first book would be mosby greatest digging days now if you haven't dug a lot it would be hard wouldn't it

[dillydog 8,463]

I can't remember what I did yesterday let alone what I had and did thirty years ago, I'd have to have it dragged out of me kicking and screaming line by line.

We all enjoy a good read, it matters not what it's called or who wrote it, it would be nice for it to at least contain some truth though.

[Cargol 302]

Iv read a fair few terrier books, mostly borrowed as I'm a bugger. And enjoyed most of them. But I read them because they were books on working terriers. Not for who wrote them.

To fill a book takes some doing I would say. So most these tales from yesteryear are probably tweaked a little to make better reading. And to fill a few pages.

 

But who cares if the bloke that wrote it is a twat. He can spin a good yarn and is making a few quid doing it. Fair play.

[dave mac 58]

when it comes to working terriers, lurchers, i would rather read fact not fiction,bluck is in it for the money