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Tea With Billy — a stand-alone companion

Life Lessons Companions

Tea With Billy

Short Essays You’d Happily Read With a Cup of Tea

by William “Billy” Brown

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About the book

A quiet reckoning, written plainly

A stand-alone companion to The Later Life Trilogy. No structured argument, no four-part plan for building anything — just a collection of short essays, each one roughly the length of a cup of tea, about the smaller, odder things Billy has noticed along the way.

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Chapter One

From the opening pages

This one’s different from the rest. No structured argument, no four-part plan for building anything. Just a collection of short essays, each one roughly the length of a cup of tea, about the smaller, odder things I’ve noticed along the way.

Some of these are funny. A few of them aren’t, particularly. All of them are true, or as true as memory ever manages to be. Dip in wherever you like. There’s no correct order to a cup of tea.

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About the author

William “Billy” Brown

William “Billy” Brown
Billy, at home in Scotland

Billy is a Scottish engineer, author and musician who spent more than thirty years working around the world before he ever thought of himself as a writer.

He writes from lived experience rather than theory — about work, love, distance, and the quieter lessons a working life hands over.