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Book SynopsisJourneying from coming of age, coming to Manchester and coming to terms with life, Rob Steventon wrangles humour from the more preposterous - and disgraceful - aspects of modern society. Political, radical and filled with social commentary, astute wit and comic observation, How I Made My Millions proves that accessible poetry is not the sole property of advertising companies.
Trade Review"His words are inventive, surprising, political, accessible and really laugh-out-loud funny." - Dominic Berry, Glastonbury Festival poet-in-residence; "Rob tells his generation's story with style, wisdom and humour." - Attila the Stockbroker, poet & musician; "A vital new voice in stand-up poetry. Young, angry and most importantly, very funny." - Kate Fox, stand-up poet; "Relatable, funny and poignant poetics. A brilliant addition to the UK poetry scene." - Dave Viney, spoken word artist; "It's no coincidence that performance poetry became more popular once Rob got involved." - Thick Richard, spoken word artist
