AKA Doktor Snake / Dr. Hash
Fuck Off Publishers
My books were published by Random House, Orion, Arrow, John Blake, St. Martin's Press. My experience with the big time publishers was this: A bunch of culture-less, close to illiterate, middle-class oiks. No wonder there aren't any good books anymore...and it was probably only dumb luck (not the nouse of publishers) that enabled books worth reading to come through.
My books were published by Random House, Orion, Arrow, John Blake, St. Martin's Press. My experience with the big time publishers was this: A bunch of culture-less, close to illiterate, middle-class oiks. No wonder there aren't any good books anymore...and it was probably only dumb luck (not the nouse of publishers) that enabled books worth reading to come through.
Justin Bieber Is An Ape Man
Doktor Snake (AKA Jimmy Lee Shreeve) & the Voodoo AllStars
Thames Torso Killing: Sacrifice or Extremist Christian Scam?
LIBERTARIAN ENTERPRISE: In 2001, the torso of a little black boy was
found floating in the River Thames. The case has never been solved. But
Scotland Yard believe it was a Juju ritual human sacrifice. British
journalist Jimmy Lee Shreeve, however, has uncovered evidence to
suggest that extremist Christians hi-jacked the investigation in a bid
to revive the "satanic panic" of the 1980s. More.
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Voodoo for the masses...
Jimmy's Doktor Snake's Voodoo Spellbook,
published by St. Martin's Press, brought voodoo and hoodoo to the
masses (previous to that you had dodgy pamphlets republished from the
1930s or academic books). It was hip, sassy and rock & roll. And
within months of hitting the streets, the book became a cult
bestseller. More.
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"Why I eat like a caveman..."
BELFAST TELEGRAPH: Desperate to lose weight, Jimmy Lee Shreeve found that only one diet did the
trick; that of Paleolithic man.
"A few years ago, as I approached 40, I found I couldn't do up the top button
of my jeans. Through my 20s and most of my 30s, I'd taken size 32; now, I
needed a 36. I was in denial for months...." More.
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Forget the gym, go free running...
THE INDEPENDENT: " I've always done the school run on foot as Imogen and I enjoy walking. But now our daily jaunt on shanks's pony has taken an eccentric turn – which could explain the odd looks we're getting from the other parents and children. Imogen and I are free running our way home...." More.
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Jimmy's magazine articles (selection)
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Jimmy's press stories and coverage (selection)
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