Don’t Worry He Doesn’t Bite By Liam Mulvin

Liam Mulvin loves his job as a country postman. For decades he has crossed farmyards, fields and hills to deliver the mail to his appreciative rural customers.

Liam shares here, in a series of short essays, the country characters he comes across and the unexpected dilemmas and dramas he encounters as he goes about his work. He muses about the unusual wildlife behaviour he observes, he battles with the weather – and he delivers the mail, come what may.

This is a refreshing celebration of a rural community which functions best when knitted together by those cheerful workers, like Liam, who go that extra mile.

Liam Mulvin has worked as a postman since 1972, originally in Farnham, Surrey. He later moved to Cornwall and now delivers the mail from the St Mawes Post Office. He is a member of a Cornish writers group and is a local Watch Keeper for the National Coastwatch Institute. He has written for the Western Morning News and Ireland’s Own magazine. He lives with his wife Linda in a village near Truro, Cornwall.