Terry Ravenscroft Tees Up Golf Course Chaos in 'Captain's Day'
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The story unfolds when the current yearโs club captain, Henry Fridlington, and his wife Millicent organise Henryโs โCaptain's Dayโ in the fond hope that it will create a memorable celebration. Instead, a series of catastrophic incidents transform it into the worst day of Henryโs life. The event takes place shortly after Henry has introduced a controversial 'no swearing on the golf course' rule - a policy not well-received by the clubโs members. What follows is an escalating series of disasters involving the police, the fire brigade, dance DJ Daddy Rhythm and even naked golfers descending upon the course, when all hell breaks loose and Henryโs carefully planned day descends into absolute chaos.
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The book doesn't just feature brilliant humour; it also shows clever writing. From the opening pages, readers are drawn into a roller-coaster ride of comedy funny enough to leave them in stitches. The characters are well developed, resembling real people with authentic mannerisms: in other words typical golf club members.
Ravenscroft uses natural, conversational language throughout, giving the narrative an authentic feel. While the book is set exclusively in the world of golf, readers don't need to be golf fans to enjoy the humour.
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Captain's Day stands among the most-praised works by the well-acclaimed humorist. The story, characters, and well-timed punchlines have all garnered glowing reviews from readers who praise both the writing quality and clever plot development.
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Captain's Day is simply one of Ravenscroft's many praise-worthy comedy works. Born in Derbyshire, England, in 1938, the British author has 21 humorous books to his credit. Three of his books, Coca-Cola, Dear Air 2000, and Stairlift to Heaven, ranked in the top ten of the Kindle Best Sellers list simultaneously.
Before taling up novel writing Ravenscroft was a comedy scriptwriter, writing sor comedy legends including Les Dawson, The Two Ronnies, Morecambe and Wise, and Alas Smith and Jones. He's credited with the award-winning BBC radio series Star Terk Two.
His work has received endorsements from notable figures, including Barry Cryer, Griff Rhys Jones, June Whitfield, and Roy Hudd, as well as commendations from David Renwick (creator of One Foot in the Grave) and Andy Hamilton (writer of Outnumbered).
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