Chapter XIX

On Sunday, June fourteenth 1970, Albert Windcheater and Tommy Trite marvelled at the advance of technology that allowed live television pictures to be beamed into the living room they were sat in.
The old gents pleaded with young Wilberforce to join them for the evening televisual feast, but the physically and emotionally tortured boy would have none of it.
“We’ve had it now that Banksie’s gone down with that bug.”
Albert was even more worried than when Greavsie was elbowed from the final four years earlier.

"A Vision of Utopia" is a comedy novel exploring the afterlife adventures of a piano teacher. The central character of the story becomes a guardian angel to a reformed alcoholic - and here is a sample (not for the squeamish!)

Chapter Twenty-six

The afterlife is, in the main, a wonderfully utopian experience.

The overriding frustrations of the left behind physical world is now

a distant memory, as combinations of happy meetings with passed-

over friends and relatives, reliving the ghosts of the situations of