A hilarious multiple-choice adventure where YOU make the decisions (and then go back and rewrite history afterwards). YOU are Boris Johnson.BEWARE and WARNING!This book is different to other books.There are dangers, choices, adventures and consequences.But you are different to other people. And it will mainly be other people dealing with the consequences of your choices.YOU must use your numerous talents- buffoonery, polygamy, bogus self-deprecation, limitless ambition, an artfully distressed wardrobe and a Wikipedia page of classical references you half-remember from Balliol, Oxford. The wrong decision could end in disaster - even death. Or worse, political death. But don't despair. At any time YOU can go back and make another choice, alter the path of your story, and change its result.YOUR quest will be a difficult one. But it is a noble one, too. Like the Siege of Dolorous Guard. Or the Quest for the Holy Grail- a new donor to fund a e150k treehouse at the short-lived Camelot that was Chequers.A story of great love(s)- a smattering of Ludus; more Eros than you can shake a pole-dancer at.You are about to embark on a lifelong quest. A quest to become World King, a position so important that you will have to invent it first.
An ingenious and hilarious reminder that absolutely everything has been one man's fault. -- Tom Peck Political Sketchwriter, The Independent
Funny, inspired, and dangerously addictive. The perfect Christmas present for political obsessives (and long-suffering voters). -- Michael Deacon Daily Telegraph parliamentary sketch writer
'Laugh out loud funny and highly original. The Neverending Tory has as many lives as Boris Johnson himself.'' -- John Crace Parliamentary Sketchwriter, Guardian
Iain Hollingshead is a novelist, journalist and history and politics teacher. He devised and edited the bestselling series of unpublished letters to the Daily Telegraph, starting with Am I Alone in Thinking? This series has run for over 13 years and sold in excess of 300,000 copies. His musical Blair on Broadway transferred to the West End and included cameos from Sir Derek Jacobi, Matthew Parris and Lembit Opik.
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