Jim Chapman has announced a signing tour for his book, 147 Things: My User’s Guide to the Universe, from the Big Bang to Bellybuttons.
The six-date book tour will begin in London on September 30, and will visit Norwich, Glasgow, Manchester, and Nottingham before finishing in Bluewater on October 6.
Jim Chapman book tour dates
Saturday September 30 – Vue Cinema Shepherd’s Bush, London
Sunday October 1 – Jarrold, Norwich
Tuesday October 3 – Odeon Cinema Braehead, Glasgow
Wednesday October 4 – Comedy Store, Manchester
Thursday October 5 – Broadway Cinema, Nottingham
Friday October 6 – Waterstones, Bluewater
Tickets are available now and range between £16.99 and £22.10. Each ticket includes a copy of the book. If you are unavailable to attend the signings, you can pre-order a signed copy of the book here.
I’M DOING A BOOK TOUR!
(ALSO I’VE GOT A VLOG UP NOW THAT EXPLAINS ALL.. https://t.co/1Bl8wkAFGL)
BUY TICKETS HERE: https://t.co/pn07D9UE79 pic.twitter.com/jc3nxyBZ1R
— Jim Chapman (@JimChapman) August 31, 2017
To coincide with the announcement of the book tour dates, Jim shared a vlog in which he also revealed to viewers what he eats in a day.
147 Things is due for release on October 5. The book synopsis reads as follows:
In 147 Things, Jim takes us on a whistle-stop tour of the best bits of everything, from the mind-blowing to the ridiculous. As with his videos, no subject is off-limits and he’ll lift the lid on his life and his relationships, sharing embarrassing stories and things he’s learnt along the way.
If you’ve ever felt weirded out by the fact we’re seven billion (mostly) hairless apes spinning around a giant ball of flaming gas, or that we all begin as tiny humans INSIDE our mothers, or that many of us keep slightly-less-dangerous wolves in our homes, then you need this book in your life.
Jim wants to inspire you with the sheer unlikelihood of us all being here and equip you to feel just a little less overwhelmed by the small stuff.
Jim has recently been sharing tidbits from his book on YouTube, including ‘My First Kiss’, ‘The Odds of Existing’ and ‘The Science of Heartbreak’.