ATTEMPTING 300KPH on an untested experimental motorcycle could be considered a perfect way to kill yourself, but Paul Carter is still, well, PAUL CARTER and danger at high speed is his second name.

Whether discovering that being dyslexic means delivering your lines to camera back to front in the midst of filming a TV series, or starting a new business and travelling the world, or dealing with life's more sober moments like the birth of a son or the loss of a father, Paul Carter is still the funniest man in the bar and the nicest 'alpha male' you'll ever meet as he risks all for the sake of a cracking yarn.

SO STRAP YOURSELF IN and HOLD ON TIGHT for his FOURTH BOOK - we just have to hope that he won't be institutionalised before completing his fifth!

"PRAISE FOR PAUL CARTER: A torrent of tall tales from a life less ordinary." - Sunday Telegraph

"Carter is a kind of modern day Indiana Jones... a natural storyteller." - Sunday Tasmanian

"This is one of the most split-my-sides-laughing memoirs I think I have ever read . . . that blows along like the North Sea." - Northern Star

"What you have here . . . is that rare situation of somebody who not only has a story to tell but the ability to tell it. Carter’s anecdotes are told with great good humour and perfect timing." - The Age

"Literary black gold . . . Horrifying and hilarious." - Sun Herald