I Believe In Yesterday

The world’s funniest travel writer * Observer *
Moore has never been afraid to suffer for his art. In pursuit of comic travelogue gold, he’s followed in the footsteps of a nineteenth-century explorer; driven, silver-suited, across Europe in a temperamental Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow; cycled the 3,500km-plus route of the Tour de France; and made a pilgrimage to Santiago accompanied only by a donkey. But none of this compares to what he endured for this superbly funny new book * Time Out *
One of our most amiable writers * The Times *
His funniest book… Possibly the best book ever completed by a man covered in congealed animal fat, sweat and canon smoke * Independent *
Moore is a talented and very funny writer * Daily Telegraph *
The main lesson of this entertaining trawl through history-as-dressing-up is that living the way we used to is not much better * Times Literary Supplement *
Hugely enjoyable… Whether he’s firing cannons, battling Gauls or forgetting how to get into his codpiece, moore is always entertaining, and this book is laugh-out-loud funny and genuinely educational * The Gloss *
A witty, inventive and engaging book * Waterstones Books Quarterly *
The tone is light and Moore a delightful writer * London Lite *
A live and amusing… interesting and entertaining read * TNT Magazine *

Tim Moore’s books include French Revolutions, Do Not Pass Go, Spanish Steps and Nul Points and You Are Awful. He lives in London.

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