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... is something I would love to read. Even a Grimer ghosted version as he is very good at that sorta thing

In reply to ericinbristol:

I'm curious which autobiographies, if any, he has ghost written other than Revelations? The boulder britain website suggests that's the only one, however I'd be keen to read anything else he's ghost written if it's as good as revelations.

In reply to spenser:

Word on the street is that he was involved with First Step 2 Forever by Justin Bieber as well.

In reply to Ramblin dave:
Well played! I take it he has not done any others then.

In reply to spenser:

I think he worked with Jude on Book 65 to get his hand in for Revelations.

In reply to Yanis Nayu:

I actually clicked on this thread hopeful to read about a JD autobiography and in stead found these nice words. Thank you.

No, I've not done any other peoples' autobiography although I was looking to work on Jesus Christ's - it was to be called Holy Ghost.

Other than that I'm working on compiling all my climbing articles into some sort of book at the minute. Will let you know.

Niall

In reply to Niall Grimes:

Please do consider it seriously. I'm sure you'd do a great job

In reply to ericinbristol:


But don't expect to be paid.

Apologies to all who click on this thread hoping for an announcement about a new John Dunne autobiography.

In reply to Niall Grimes:


I clicked on it expecting to read about John Dunne's new route - Autobiography. Imagine how disappointed I was...

In reply to Niall Grimes:


JDs can be called, Who Dunne It

And the best thing is you can't delete puns on here Niall...

In reply to Morty:


I was expecting a newly-discovered masterpiece of metaphysical poetry.

In reply to Dave Garnett:


An extended metaphor discussing the relationship between God and man and God's condemnation of retrobolting.

In reply to Morty:

Surely JD's autobiography should be 'Fall of a Wall'?

In reply to Dave Garnett:

Has anyone actually seem him writing it?