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Bugger It

Or It Doesn't Stay Buried

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Bugger It

By: Stephen John Scott
Narrated by: Kevin E. Green
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Bugger It is the unfiltered, deeply human memoir of Stephen J Scott — RAF Regiment veteran, widower, single father, and a man who has lived through conflict, loss, love, and the long road back to himself.

From Cold War Germany to the Falklands, from the chaos of service life to the quiet devastation of grief, Stephen tells his story with honesty, humour, and a refusal to let anything — even the darkest moments — stay buried.

This is a book about service, family, resilience, and the memories that shape us. A legacy for his son and granddaughter, and a testament to the truth that even when life hits hardest, you stand up, you carry on, and you say: Bugger it.

©2026 Stephen J Scott (P)2026 Stephen J Scott
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Stephen John Scott’s audiobook Bugger It is an absolute powerhouse of a military memoir that hits you right in the chest with its raw honesty and gritty humour. Rather than offering a sanitized or overly romanticized version of military life, Scott pulls back the curtain on his time in the RAF Regiment with an unfiltered, no nonsense attitude that makes you feel like you're sitting across from him at a pub. It’s a compelling look at identity, resilience, and the heavy personal toll of conflict, balanced out perfectly by a defiant, self-deprecating wit that keeps the heavy moments grounded.

The audio format elevates the entire experience, thanks to a stellar narration by Kevin E. Green, who captures Scott’s voice and perspective with pitch perfect cadence and emotional weight. Green brings a natural pacing to the storytelling, injecting just the right amount of grit and warmth without ever over dramatizing the events. Whether you have a background in service or simply appreciate a powerful, down to earth biography about getting knocked down and cracking on regardless, this audiobook is an unforgettable and deeply human listen.

A Deeply Human Journey of Resilience

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