Anti-Social

<p><strong>'<em>Anti-Social</em> is brutally honest, exceptionally funny and terribly sad - a scything indictment of broken 21st century Britain. I could not put it down.'</strong> THE SECRET BARRISTER<br /><br />'<strong>A fascinating insight into a job that stitches together the cracks in compassion in our communities'</strong> RENI EDDO-LODGE, bestselling author of <em>Why I Am No Longer Talking To White People About Race</em><br /><br /><strong>'Superb. This hysterically funny and moving memoir of an anti-social behaviour officer is a real eye-opener that hits all the right notes' </strong>FRANKIE BOYLE<br /><strong>__________________</strong><br /><br /><em>Anti-Social</em> is the diary of a disillusioned local authority worker whose job it is to keep people happy, or at least away from each other's throats. That's hard enough at the best of times, but when your day features secret hoarders, violent disputes over dance music and litigious arms dealers, the total breakdown of local society is never far away. The only thing keeping it together are the chronically underfunded officers charged with patching the fraying threads of civilisation, and they have a hard enough time keeping <em>themselves </em>together.<br /><br /> This is an urgent, timely but, most of all, hysterically funny memoir of a life spent working with the people society wants to forget and the problems that nobody else can resolve. This book will make you laugh, cry and boil with rage, all within a single sentence.</p>