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Waterford Whispers News: Takes Over the World

Waterford Whispers News: Takes Over the World

by Colm Williamson (Author)

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    Paperback 2015

    $9.47
Synopsis

Sending up the Irish government, poking fun at megalomaniac millionaires and showing us the funny side of our obsessions with social media, emojis and Cadbury'd Creme Eggs - just a few of the things that the team at Waterford Whispers News has been getting up to lately.

Not to mention giving us comedy gold and brilliant satire on a whole range of issues, including the Marriage Referendum, 1916 commemorations, the US Presidential Election, ISIS and the Catholic church.

Waterford Whispers News Takes Over the World brings you brand new stories as well as WWN's best bits including:

Uncle Ben shot dead by US police

Waterford Crystal Meth announces 45 new jobs

WWN guide to ruining November

Futurewatch: ISIS moves to Ireland

New 'Silage' body spray for single farmers

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 128
 Publisher: Blackstaff Press Ltd
Published: 22 Oct 2015
ISBN 10: 0856409545
ISBN 13: 9780856409547
Book Overview: 'I laughed until I cried. Then I laughed again. Then I ate some cheese.' -- Chris O'Dowd

Media Reviews
'No one does it better on the Irish satirical landscape at calling out our foibles than the scabrous Waterford Whispers News, which published the second collection of highlights from its website in book form in the autumn. Whether its taking a pop at our politicians (#OnThisDay in 1979 Gerry Adams denied everything) or our pretentiousness (Man on 8th craft beer no longer concerned with full-bodied hoppy flavour) there'll be dozens of stories to make you smile.' Satire Book of the Year, Irish Examiner. -- Richard Fitzpatrick. * Irish Examiner *
Author Bio
Colm Williamson created Waterford Whispers News in 2009 when he was unemployed. Though it began as a hobby, with Colm sharing stories with family and friends, his unique brand of topical, distinctly Irish satire quickly attracted thousands of fans. Now, WWN has over 200,000 Facebook followers, and an average of 1.8 million page views on the website every month. Colm runs WWN from his home town of Tramore in County Waterford.