Wonderboy

'A unique and electric talent - his work is full of technicolour and imagination. I love this author and I love this book.' - Laura Dockrill From the moment Andrew 'Pop' Morrison, a.k.a Wonderboy, heard the mesmerising beats of a drumkit through a classroom window, he knew he was born to be a drummer. When Pop and his band hit the big-time, they find themselves on a one-way path to stardom. Enjoying the wild ride, the whole world is soon at his fingertips - and it's addictive. But when his partying lifestyle takes a dramatic downward turn, he is forced out of his comfort zone and back to square one. Stuck in limbo, the only thing that comforts him is Drewford Alabama's personal diary, which he discovered in the torn silk lining of a thrifted suitcase, one fateful night in a New York hotel suite. Finding Drewford becomes an obsession and a path back to normality. But with only a name and mysterious messages on an empty page, will he ever find him?

Jamie Morrison is a British musician songwriter and producer, best known as the drummer in the Welsh band Stereophonics. In his teens, he formed the band Noisettes and had world-wide success. Since 2017 he has been part of a new project called 86TVs, featuring The Maccabees siblings Hugo, Felix and Will White, they signed to Parlophone records in 2022. Jamie has recently turned to writing and has been prolific penning over 100 short stories in addition to his debut novel Wonderboy and The Life & Times of Drewford Alabama. He is a keen chef, gardener, lover of animals, and aspiring pilot.