It's been a little while coming, apologies for the delay, but the reprint of So Paddy Got Up is now available to purchase.

Click here to go to the new Arseblog store and buy the book.

For more information about the book (including feedback and reviews) click here – and remember, it's also available in digital format from the following locations:

Amazon Kindle

iTunes

Kobo

Any questions or problems just drop me an email through the contact form or to thearseblog at arseblog dot com

I'm happy to announce that the Arseblog book 'So Paddy got up an Arsenal anthology' is now available to purchase online.

Please ensure you read all the information in this post before you make an order.

Please note: in the interests of fairness, due to the fact it's a limited edition book, there is a maximum order quantity of 3 books per person.

I'm happy to announce that the Arseblog book 'So Paddy got up an Arsenal anthology' is now available to purchase online.

Please ensure you read all the information in this post before you make an order.

Please note: in the interests of fairness, due to the fact it's a limited edition book, there is a maximum order quantity of 3 books per person.

As I'm sure you're aware the launch of the Arseblog book 'So Paddy got up an Arsenal anthology' takes place tomorrow evening.

Here's what the book looks like, except it's even nicer in real life.

Here's the info you need in easily digestable form.

WHEN? - Wednesday, December 7th 7pm

WHERE?

So, you'll know already that the Arseblog book – So Paddy Got Up – is in the offing.

Today, I'm delighted to announce details of the contributors to the book and of the official launch which will take place in London on Dec 7th. Everyone is very welcome but to get an idea of numbers I've added it as a Facebook event here.

It would be fair to say I've been mulling over the idea of an Arseblog book for some time. I had thought of releasing a 10 year anniversary tome, with a mix of old and new material, but I've always had big reservations about the 'old' material. It might be nicely packaged but why would, and why should, anyone pay for something they can log onto a website and read for free?