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Steven Primrose-Smith

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Steven Primrose-Smith has written sketches, songs, sitcoms and pantos for London-based NewsRevue, the world's longest-running live satirical comedy show, and The Sitcom Trials, as well as a series of comedy shows he produced in Spain. His writing has also appeared in The Independent, Cycle magazine and The National Student Magazine.

Steven's book "No Place Like Home, Thank God", about his near-death experience and the resulting 22,000-mile bicycle ride around Europe, is an Amazon International bestseller, reaching #1 in Cycling and #3 in both Sport and Travel. He has written four travel follow-ups: "Hungry for Miles" describes his 2015 attempt to cycle across Europe surviving on only £1 a day; "Route Britannia", another Amazon bestseller, ex
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Steven Primrose-Smith Hi Stephanie! Glad you liked it. It was a lot of fun to write. An audiobook version has just been released. This has been created via a partner compan…moreHi Stephanie! Glad you liked it. It was a lot of fun to write. An audiobook version has just been released. This has been created via a partner company and so I couldn't control when it became available, but there's a link up there now on Amazon. Regarding the sequel, I have had all manner of problems with it. It is currently about 75% complete, but whatever I add to it never gets it any closer to the end. The response to the original has been so good that any sequel needs to be a lot better than it currently is. It will definitely emerge at some point, but right now I'm sorry but a date is impossible. Thanks once again!(less)
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“The picnic table next to mine was full of old moaners complaining about how the youth of today have it so easy. Well, of course they do. With zero-hour contracts, piles of student debt and house prices containing more zeroes than a Belarusian bank note, they don't know they're born.”
Steven Primrose-Smith, Route Britannia, the Journey North: A Spontaneous Bicycle Ride through Every County in Britain

“A few miles north of Aberdeen is Balmedie, home to one of Donald Trump's Scottish golf courses. Even if you know nothing about golf you instantly know that the course is one of his, because like every other business he owns, he has his name plastered on it. I'm assuming that 'trump' isn't a euphemism for 'fart' in the USA. It's interesting to see the reaction of the Scottish people to the mendacious human Wotsit, even before he got his tiny fingers on the nuclear button. Michael Forbes, a farmer in Balmedie, won the “Top Scot” trophy at the Glenfiddich Spirit of Scotland Awards after refusing to sell his land to the pussy-grabbing billionaire. Trump had claimed that Forbes' farm was a slum and would spoil the view of his new hotel. Forbes replied that Trump could “take his money and shove it up his arse.” Trump said that for Scotland this whisky-company's accolade was a “terrible embarrassment”, national laughing-stocks being something of a speciality of his.”
Steven Primrose-Smith, Route Britannia, the Journey North: A Spontaneous Bicycle Ride through Every County in Britain

“Other Scots had it worse. David and Moira Milne lived near the coast. “Before the golf coast came here, this was a pristine, natural landscape, wild and untamed,” said David. “It was rough land, nature at its finest. Now, it's just a golf course. I'm bang in the middle of the estate, I'm afraid.” Trump's solution, as it so often is, was to build a wall, and then he sent the bill to the Milnes, who, like Mexico have promised, refused to pay up. Trump knew the Milnes valued their property's vista because previously Moira had taken Donald Trump Jnr around the front of the house to point out that they had an uninterrupted view of forty miles of coastline. So, to remove what the Milnes held most dear, Trump had his lackeys plant tall trees all around David's property. Nice guy.”
Steven Primrose-Smith, Route Britannia, the Journey North: A Spontaneous Bicycle Ride through Every County in Britain

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