You’ll love this collection of stories about mad people A J Weeks has met in pubs over the years. They range from genius shopkeepers who breed pet wasps to a stroke victim trying to escape from a nursing home. The stories, set against a bleak post-industrial drug-filled backdrop are dark with underlying humour. You will laugh out loud. Then you’ll feel guilty for laughing. “Really fresh & original writing. Like Frank Vickery, but a more contemporary, more gritty and more humorous version” JOHN EVANS

You’ll love this collection of stories about mad people A J Weeks has met in pubs over the years. They range from genius shopkeepers who breed pet wasps to a stroke victim trying to escape from a nursing home. The stories, set against a bleak post-industrial drug-filled backdrop are dark with underlying humour. You will laugh out loud. Then you’ll feel guilty for laughing. “Really fresh & original writing. Like Frank Vickery, but a more contemporary, more gritty and more humorous version” JOHN EVANS