Half Plus Seven

",A lethal cocktail of Bukowski and Mad Men... Mike Williams, Editor NMEUnflinching and razor sharp, Half Plus Seven will make you wince and chuckle in equal measure, and then itll melt your heart.", Rachel TreziseTwenty-nine years old with a less than healthy appetite for booze and a buzz, Bill McDare lived in a messy rented room, sold his soul daily in a PR agency and couldnt remember the name of the last woman he screwed. He was a disappointment to his family but indicative of his generation. That was until a 10 psychic and a hanging cat came along to save him. And her. The one whose name he remembered.A coming of age late tale for generation Y, of sex, drugs and sausage rolls, as a jaded PR man seeks meaning and love in his life with the help of a misfit cast of mystics, tramps, bar flies and copywriters. This is a story of redemption for those who still havent managed to settle down by the age their parents had a third kid. The ones whove aged not grown. It's for you if you enjoyed Joshua Ferris' Then We Came to the End, Ed Parks' Personal Days, or John Kenney's The Truth in Advertising.