IAN VINCE

Ian is an author and writer specialising in narrative non-fiction, nature, humour and travel.
He writes for print, audio, digital and screen and is available for copy and commercial clients, ghostwriting and features.

As author, Ian's career has spanned a few genres.
The Lie of the Land - an under-the-field guide to Britain, is published by Macmillan and, in the light of the many things he discovered about the amazing countryside when he was writing it, he set up The British Landscape Club, an organisation that celebrates the exotic delights of the UK's countryside

Three Men in a Float, a tale of an epic, if apparently eccentric, journey across England in a 1958 electric milk float, with a top speed of 15mph (somewhat slower than a bee), was written with Dan Kieran.

A treasury of stories themed around the dark arts of administration and a compact history of bureaucracy all rolled into one little volume, signed copies of the Little Black Book of Red Tape are available from the shop on this site.

The Myway Code (2006) is written and designed in a style that will be familiar to everyone who has seen, and therefore failed to read, The Highway Code; it has its own microsite, complete with its very own "driving theory" test.

Britain: What A State (2005), Ian's first book, is still accompanied by an occasionally updated website, and a downloadable annotated, updated and expanded ebook.