Alec Baldwin Doesn't Love Me, and Other Trials from My Queer Life Paperback – 1 Jun. 2015

A highly entertaining and hugely likeable account of the struggles of life to which anyone can relate.

This book is more of a collection of witty anecdotes and observations fitted somewhat erratically into chapters, than an actual novel. Its not that I didn't enjoy this book, I certainly did, but the books lacks any continuity between chapters, and is more of a diatribe of mutually exclusive ramblings than the expected interwoven tapestry of the author's life.Having said that, the book is quite funny in places, and Mr. Ford has a singular wit when it comes to the individual aspects of his life, aspects that any gay man can easily relate to. In fact, I found the book to be an interesting diversion from what is the expected "norm" for a gay man, and I found myself agreeing with the author:- Like the author, I'm one of those "freaks" who happens to be gay and cannot stand musicals (There, I've said it!).This book is an ideal read for a rainy day on the sofa, or lazing in the park on a Sunday afternoon with your favourite coffee beverage: don't take it too seriously, don't expect too much, and enjoy the clever wit of Michael Thomas Ford.

I couldn't put this book down,it stayed in my hands all day.Blanked phone calls,visitors,pets...everything.12 hours of witty,fun and lunacy.Totally recommended,well worth a read,I have since finished the series in two weeks and am desperate for a fix.....