Piers Dudgeon is a writer, editor and photographer. He worked for ten years as a publisher in London and then started his own company, publishing a number of bestsellers. Since 1989 he has worked as a journalist and written nine works of non-fiction. In 1993 he moved with his wife and three children to the North Yorkshire moors, where he is setting up a residential school for writers and artists.
'These are stories told by those who remember life in Liverpool long before its transformation and vividly reveal its heart, humour, enduring strength and spirit' Choice Magazine 'An enchanting book. A glorious triumph! I took it to bed the night I received it and wallowed for hours. A must for the book shelf' Anne Robinson It brings back clear memories of the Liverpool that was still there in my childhood but which has now disappeared' Cherie Blair 'This is warts and all Liverpool... the heart of Liverpool, becasue the people's voice is at the centre of it' Roger Phillips, BBC Radio Merseyside