The Elfish Gene: Dungeons, Dragons and Growing Up Strange - Mark Barrowcliffe

The hoped for outcome of a writing an autobiography can vary greatly. Some people have had rich and interesting lives and believe that others should know about it. Others are more interested in cashing in and getting some wonger for a quickly written book about their limited experiences. What most have in common is the author's want to be liked. Even books that are 'warts and all' tend to be sympathetic to the writer as they try to excuse their behaviours. I am not a huge fan of the genre and do not read many memoirs etc. However what I have noticed is a strange situation were I dislike the writer by the end in almost every case. Roger Moore came across as ...  Read the complete review