Anyone read it? I’ve got a copy lined up for my summer holiday read.
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I’ve read all of his other books so I have high hopes for it.
Got a good review in the CTC magazine, on my "to buy" list as a result.
Halfway through it at the moment. Some laugh out loud bits. Finding it harder to associate with the 1914 Giro rather than the TDF book because I don't know about the riders but i'm really enjoying it so far...
I actually preferred it to French Revolutions. Both excellent and well worth £3.50 for the Kindle edition.
I'm sure it was covered on Radio 4, only 15 minutes abridged snippets but worth listening to if it's still on iPlayer.
EDIT: [url= http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/radio4/posts/Gironimo-Riding-the-very-terrible-1914-Tour-of-Italy ]Some more info here[/url]
Quite a pleasant read, think I prefer French revolutions but still well worth the money
Read it on Kindle, he'd fit in well here...
heard the Radio 4 reading and thought it was pretty good.
