They say political books increase in sales during the run-up to a general election, so I’ll be keeping a close eye on Kelvin MacKenzie’s tome, The John Prescott Kama Sutra.
Regular readers will know that former Sun editor MacKenzie advises readers on Prescott-type sexual positions (“The Bawdroom ‒ in which Prescott shags his lover on the boardroom table once used by the Admiralty as the portraits of distinguished Navy figures look on.
Admiralty Arch-Back ‒ where Prescott stands to attention and his girlfriend salutes him as they have sex standing up at his flat in Admiralty Arch…â€)
What of MacKenzie’s own position on the Amazon book rankings? Currently hovering at 213,204 (but ready to zoom up when the election date is fixed).
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