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Ricky by Ricky Tomlinson (Audio CD, 2003)

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Immerse yourself in the fascinating life story of Ricky Tomlinson with this captivating audiobook. Written in his own words, this autobiography delves into the highs and lows of his life, from his childhood in Liverpool to his rise as a successful actor and activist. Experience his anecdotes and insights as he reflects on his career, his personal life, and his unwavering dedication to social justice. Listen as he brings his unique perspective and trademark humour to his stories, making for an entertaining and thought-provoking listen. Perfect for adults who enjoy biographies and true stories, this audiobook is sure to leave a lasting impression.

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The astonishing and inspiring autobiography of Ricky Tomlinson, one of Britain's best-loved actors and entertainers. Famous as the loveable couch potato Jim Royle of The Royle Family, Ricky Tomlinson has entertained millions without ever leaving his armchair. Now, in his long-awaited autobiography, he surprises yet again with a remarkable story of love, hardship, humour, injustice and triumph. His mother used to tell him that he had lived three lives, but even se miscounted. He has been a plasterer, banjo player, stand-up comic, union agitator, political activist, film extra, award-winning actor and unwilling guest of Her Majesty's prison service. 'I know that I'm going to get stick over this book but there you go -- it can't be helped. And some readers might think I'm a terrible liar when they read what follows, but everything in this book is true. Enough lies have been told about me, without me adding to them.'