Tony Parsons is a British novelist of contemporary fiction and crime fiction novels and non-fiction books. He writes the Max Wolfe series. Beginning as a music journalist, Tony wrote about punk music for NME. He then wrote for The Daily Telegraph before beginning his column with the Daily Mirror. Tony was also a regular on the BBC Two’s The Late Show and still makes appearances on Newsnight Review.
Tony Parsons’ first book to be published was The Boy Looked at Johnny, a non-fiction book that was released in 1978. His first novel was Man and Boy, published in 1991. Below is a list of Tony Parsons’ books in order of when they were originally published:
Tony Parsons Synopsis:One for My Baby is a standalone title by Tony Parsons. Coming back to London from Hong Kong after a brief, idyllic marriage ends in tragedy, Alfie Budd finds his world collapsing. Believing his chance for love has passed him by, he takes comfort in fleeting affairs with his students at Churchill’s Language School while watching his parents’ marriage, his grandmother’s health, and his career ambitions rapidly deteriorate. But then Alfie meets two people who help him to start healing: the old Chinese man he sees practicing Tai Chi in the park every morning and a single mother who needs Alfie’s help in completing her education. Soon, our bereft widower is learning much more than Tai Chi and falling for one student above all others. But will Alfie trade meaningless sex for a meaningful relationship? And how much room in our hearts do we really have for love?
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