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Thursday, October 28, 2010
Purchase a signed copy of my Collection of Nonsense Verse
Click The Button Above, to purchase a copy of my Book, 'Please Do Not Encourage This Nonsense by Purchasing This Book', for the sum of €6 + €3 postage and packaging. Please enter in any message you require the author to write.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Nonsense Verse On Kindle
I have moved into the 21st Century, well not me, I moved into the 21st Century on 1st January either 2000 or 2001 depending on who you believe.
It is my poetry, My Book, Please Do Not Encourage This Nonsense by Purchasing This Book, that has moved into 21st Century because it is now available on Kindle.
Kindle the device that makes book burning more difficult has revolutionised the way we carry books around. No longer do we have to take 5 books with us on a plane, we can take one Kindle and one of the books could be my volume of Comic/Nonsense verse...
It is available from Amazon UK here
And from Amazon USA here
Peace to all...
It is my poetry, My Book, Please Do Not Encourage This Nonsense by Purchasing This Book, that has moved into 21st Century because it is now available on Kindle.
Kindle the device that makes book burning more difficult has revolutionised the way we carry books around. No longer do we have to take 5 books with us on a plane, we can take one Kindle and one of the books could be my volume of Comic/Nonsense verse...
It is available from Amazon UK here
And from Amazon USA here
Peace to all...
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Purchase a Signed Copy of My Collection of Nonsense Verse Here
Click The Button Above, to purchase a copy of my Book, 'Please Do Not Encourage This Nonsense by Purchasing This Book', for the sum of €6 + €3 postage and packaging. Please enter in any message you require the author to write.
Friday, November 20, 2009
Another mention for my book.
The magazine, 'Carousel: The Guide to Children's Books' has given my collection of poetry a brief mention.
I am very pleased with what was said about it. 'Delightfully Ridiculous'
I am very pleased with what was said about it. 'Delightfully Ridiculous'
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
My First Book Review.
Friday, May 22, 2009
Monday, May 18, 2009
Competition Open to All Schools in Dublin
Are you in to win?

Poet, Paul H Tubb, is offering one lucky school the opportunity to win a signed copy of his new collection of poetry, ‘Please Do Not Encourage This Nonsense by Purchasing This Book’, and a free visit from Paul to their school to perform his poems & songs and to discuss life as a poet with the Children.The Competition is open to all schools in Dublin that meet the criteria set out in the rules
below. To Enter the Competition simply answer the following question, and also in no more that 30 words, explain why your school will benefit from a visit from Paul.
The Question is:
Who wrote ‘Revolting Rhymes’?
Was it:
a) Roger McGough
b) Hilaire Belloc
c) Roald Dahl
e) Dr Seuss
f) Michael Rosen
E-mail your answer and explanation to PDNETNBPTB@Hotmail.com,; no later than midnight, Friday, 29th May 2009. The result will be announced on Wednesday 3rd June 2009.
Your Prize: Paul will Visit your school during the week of the 8th of June 2009.
Rules:
Competition is only open to schools in County Dublin
Competition only open to schools which contain Children aged 7 to 10.
Answers to be submitted to Paul ONLY by Teachers, Administration staff, Librarians or
Parents. Students please ask your Parent, Librarian, Teacher or other school Staff to help.
All entries to be received no later than midnight, Friday 29th May 2009.
Poet, Paul H Tubb, is offering one lucky school the opportunity to win a signed copy of his new collection of poetry, ‘Please Do Not Encourage This Nonsense by Purchasing This Book’, and a free visit from Paul to their school to perform his poems & songs and to discuss life as a poet with the Children.The Competition is open to all schools in Dublin that meet the criteria set out in the rules
below. To Enter the Competition simply answer the following question, and also in no more that 30 words, explain why your school will benefit from a visit from Paul.
The Question is:
Who wrote ‘Revolting Rhymes’?
Was it:
a) Roger McGough
b) Hilaire Belloc
c) Roald Dahl
e) Dr Seuss
f) Michael Rosen
E-mail your answer and explanation to PDNETNBPTB@Hotmail.com,; no later than midnight, Friday, 29th May 2009. The result will be announced on Wednesday 3rd June 2009.
Your Prize: Paul will Visit your school during the week of the 8th of June 2009.
Rules:
Competition is only open to schools in County Dublin
Competition only open to schools which contain Children aged 7 to 10.
Answers to be submitted to Paul ONLY by Teachers, Administration staff, Librarians or
Parents. Students please ask your Parent, Librarian, Teacher or other school Staff to help.
All entries to be received no later than midnight, Friday 29th May 2009.
Thursday, May 7, 2009
Official Launch of My Poetry Collection
Press Release for Book Launch
Saturday 16th May 2009
Baldoyle Library, Fingal

Poet/Humorist/Singer-Songwriter Paul H. Tubb has recently put together a collection of his most Ridiculous Rhymes and illustrations, and decided to call it, ‘Please Do Not Encourage This Nonsense by Purchasing This Book: Poems by Paul H. Tubb’.
The Book, a delightfully funny collection that will make even the most disheartened person forget about the state of the world today, is being launched officially on 16th May 2009 at Baldoyle Libraries, Baldoyle, Fingal between the hours of 1400hrs and1500hrs.
It would mean a lot to the poet for you to attend, there will be readings from the book, Refreshments, Copies of the book there for purchasing and signing and Paul may even bring his Guitar and play a song or more.
For further information contact the poet himself @ pttheumrst@hotmail.com or by phone at 085-1407298.
Saturday 16th May 2009
Baldoyle Library, Fingal
Poet/Humorist/Singer-Songwriter Paul H. Tubb has recently put together a collection of his most Ridiculous Rhymes and illustrations, and decided to call it, ‘Please Do Not Encourage This Nonsense by Purchasing This Book: Poems by Paul H. Tubb’.
The Book, a delightfully funny collection that will make even the most disheartened person forget about the state of the world today, is being launched officially on 16th May 2009 at Baldoyle Libraries, Baldoyle, Fingal between the hours of 1400hrs and1500hrs.
It would mean a lot to the poet for you to attend, there will be readings from the book, Refreshments, Copies of the book there for purchasing and signing and Paul may even bring his Guitar and play a song or more.
For further information contact the poet himself @ pttheumrst@hotmail.com or by phone at 085-1407298.
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Collection of Nonsense/Comic Verse Available
Hi,
A new collection of Comic/Nonsense Verse, For Children, called, ‘Please Do Not Encourage This Nonsense by Purchasing this Book: Poems By Paul H. Tubb’, is available for purchasing.
23 Poems Not about Football, 11 that are about Football and 5 limericks. Paul H. Tubb has put these together, with some illustrations, into a handy book form so that they can be read at anyone’s leisure. Funny Rhyming poems that will delight Children of all ages. Poems about subjects such as Strange Christmas’s, Tone Deaf Dentists and the worlds worst stuntman among others. To learn more, please click on the link below.
A new collection of Comic/Nonsense Verse, For Children, called, ‘Please Do Not Encourage This Nonsense by Purchasing this Book: Poems By Paul H. Tubb’, is available for purchasing.
23 Poems Not about Football, 11 that are about Football and 5 limericks. Paul H. Tubb has put these together, with some illustrations, into a handy book form so that they can be read at anyone’s leisure. Funny Rhyming poems that will delight Children of all ages. Poems about subjects such as Strange Christmas’s, Tone Deaf Dentists and the worlds worst stuntman among others. To learn more, please click on the link below.
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Collection of Poetry Available...
Friday, March 6, 2009
Library Ireland Week Part 2
During the Q&A section of my performance on Monday I was asked this question, ‘What was the score of the Carling Cup Competition yesterday?’ Of course the question-asker did know the answer to the question, but as I predicted in Sundays blog, me being a Tottenham Hotspur fan would mean that I was to come into a bit of Friendly joking…
The day started, as is my norm, with a coffee and breakfast had at my house in Howth…
The Coffee was again instant due to another broken Cafetierre, but as it didn’t seem to affect me last time I read at Malahide (See Here) I wasn’t as concerned this time.
Catching the 0820 dart from my home town of Howth, I was in Malahide before 9 am and decided to try out a nice place called ‘The Coffee Scene’ for my pre-reading coffee…
I had a bit of time after this so I walked around Malahide before going to the Library. I was upstairs in the Library on this occasion and I found out it was to 70 Children I would be performing too.
And the performance went exceptionally well, except for the story I wrote about in my last Blog about a young experience with the library, that didn't seem to make anyone laugh… but that’s OK, because the poems were well received and the songs were exceptionally well received, I had enquiries about purchasing my poems and I was happy to inform anyone that I have a book coming out (reminder here.) My new song ‘Library Card Blues’ (Listen to here) went down really well, even though I, being a numpty, left my bottleneck at home. I was so pleased with the amount of giggles it got, and I was a bit surprised that at the end, I was asked to play the coat-hanger song again but not this one.
Anyway, after the reading I adjourned to Malahide’s Starbucks where I was impressed by exceptionally friendly staff...
If I have one complaint, it is that, witty comments from Manchester United fans aside, there was only one performance… normally I do two or three, but after this performance I really wanted to do another one and would have stayed in the room and performed to nobody, but that misses the point and looks rather sad.
But anyway, I have my first reading of 2009 down and it is hopefully the first of many…
The day started, as is my norm, with a coffee and breakfast had at my house in Howth…
The Coffee was again instant due to another broken Cafetierre, but as it didn’t seem to affect me last time I read at Malahide (See Here) I wasn’t as concerned this time.
Catching the 0820 dart from my home town of Howth, I was in Malahide before 9 am and decided to try out a nice place called ‘The Coffee Scene’ for my pre-reading coffee…
I had a bit of time after this so I walked around Malahide before going to the Library. I was upstairs in the Library on this occasion and I found out it was to 70 Children I would be performing too.
And the performance went exceptionally well, except for the story I wrote about in my last Blog about a young experience with the library, that didn't seem to make anyone laugh… but that’s OK, because the poems were well received and the songs were exceptionally well received, I had enquiries about purchasing my poems and I was happy to inform anyone that I have a book coming out (reminder here.) My new song ‘Library Card Blues’ (Listen to here) went down really well, even though I, being a numpty, left my bottleneck at home. I was so pleased with the amount of giggles it got, and I was a bit surprised that at the end, I was asked to play the coat-hanger song again but not this one.
Anyway, after the reading I adjourned to Malahide’s Starbucks where I was impressed by exceptionally friendly staff...
If I have one complaint, it is that, witty comments from Manchester United fans aside, there was only one performance… normally I do two or three, but after this performance I really wanted to do another one and would have stayed in the room and performed to nobody, but that misses the point and looks rather sad.
But anyway, I have my first reading of 2009 down and it is hopefully the first of many…
Monday, December 8, 2008
I Have a Book Coming out
Hi,
If anyone is interested I have a new collection of Poetry Coming Out...
Published By Trafford, The Collection is Entitled:
'Please Do Not Encourage This Nonsense By Purchasing This Book: Poems By paul H. Tubb'
And it can be described as 23 Poems Not about Football, 11 that are about Football and 5 limericks. These have been put together, with some illustrations, into a handy book form so that they can be read at anyone’s leisure. Funny Rhyming poems that will delight Children of all ages. Poems about subjects such as Strange Christmas’s, Tone Deaf Dentists and the worlds worst stuntman among others.
Hopefully the Book will be available early in the new year, but more information can be found at www.trafford.com and to be informed when it will be released just press the link below...
If anyone is interested I have a new collection of Poetry Coming Out...
Published By Trafford, The Collection is Entitled:
'Please Do Not Encourage This Nonsense By Purchasing This Book: Poems By paul H. Tubb'
And it can be described as 23 Poems Not about Football, 11 that are about Football and 5 limericks. These have been put together, with some illustrations, into a handy book form so that they can be read at anyone’s leisure. Funny Rhyming poems that will delight Children of all ages. Poems about subjects such as Strange Christmas’s, Tone Deaf Dentists and the worlds worst stuntman among others.
Hopefully the Book will be available early in the new year, but more information can be found at www.trafford.com and to be informed when it will be released just press the link below...
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