The Making Of Mr. Bolsover — Cornelius Medvei

A tale of a modern misfit and a demented political biography, for fans of "The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry"

Name: Lynch, Andrew (b. 16.10.1958); a.k.a. 'Mr Bolsover'

Career: civil servant, librarian, columnist, local councillor, revolutionary

Recreations: shooting squirrels, skinning rabbits, cooking with rats

Address: present whereabouts unknown; last sighted in South Downs woodland close to the A275

Professional interests: cataloguing systems, hermits, badger welfare, troglodytes, revolutionary politics

But a "Who's Who "entry can reveal only so much. Like all the great political lives--Churchill, Disraeli, Gladstone, Genghis Khan--Bolsover's is one of incident, drama, and passion. From the calm of Uckfield library to the demands of high office, a life on the run and a final confrontation with the authorities, "The Making of Mr. Bolsover" is a moving, epic tale of a modern misfit and a political biography like no other.