Ballet dancer. Front man in an almost famous band. Judge on The Great Pottery Throwdown. How did all that happen?
In his first memoir, Boy in a China Shop, Keith reveals how he went from a North London boyhood to a global success. But this book is about so much more than pottery. It’s about a boy who was given a lump of clay and overcame adversity through hard work, skill and determination.
Keith speaks candidly about his formative experiences, including training as a ballet dancer and leading an almost famous rock band, but also about how dyslexia impacted on his early years. All until a sympathetic art teacher intervened and changed everything.
For years he worked long hours as a ‘clay boy’ at Harefield Pottery to learn his craft, before setting up his own business. Bur his big break came when Heals took a range of his hand=thrown pottery and he’s never looked back.
His emotional connection to the clay and his work has been a constant from the beginning and sits at the centre of this inspirational story, told through a series of chapters centred around meaningful items. Unsurprisingly, most are pots.
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In his first memoir, Boy in a China Shop, Keith reveals how he went from a North London boyhood to a global success. But this book is about so much more than pottery. It’s about a boy who was given a lump of clay and overcame adversity through hard work, skill and determination.
Keith speaks candidly about his formative experiences, including training as a ballet dancer and leading an almost famous rock band, but also about how dyslexia impacted on his early years. All until a sympathetic art teacher intervened and changed everything.
For years he worked long hours as a ‘clay boy’ at Harefield Pottery to learn his craft, before setting up his own business. Bur his big break came when Heals took a range of his hand=thrown pottery and he’s never looked back.
His emotional connection to the clay and his work has been a constant from the beginning and sits at the centre of this inspirational story, told through a series of chapters centred around meaningful items. Unsurprisingly, most are pots.
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