Ray Sparks, Eastbourne's Punch and Judy man for over 30 years, will be signing copies of his recent book I Never Wanted To Be A Punch and Judy Man on April 11th between 10am and 12pm, at Dippy Doodahs Café, 52 High Street, Hailsham.
He will be joined by author Catherine Arthur, who will be signing copies of her latest historical novel Winter’s Hiding.
Although this is Ray's first book, he does have another in the pipeline, entitled Bottom Rung of the Ladder – a more in depth look at the good and bad side of the entertainment business.
Catherine's other books are King Oak and Michaelmas Fayre, also historical novels, and When Life Gives You Flowers, a collaboration with Joseph W Wipfli, based on his true story. All books will be on sale at the event.
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