A not-too serious look at mythical and other beasts, from Pegasus to the Frankenstein's Monster.

These animals are of... More > course, shrouded in mystery. But the author is risking flattening by large round balls, being killed by spikes and having to face a bankrupt Greek economy in order to find out the truth!

Don't go on a quest without it! < Less

What does Obelix do for a living? What really is the cheapest square on the monopoly board? Find out the answers to these... More > hard questions in the Jokers Livid Pub Quiz Book. Guaranteed to frustrate your regulars! < Less

If you've ever wondered what imaginary numbers are and why you should always watch criminal types who are armed with a... More > chessboard, then Uncalcuable is for you. A sideways look-similar to 1066 and All That-which doesn't answer any of the questions of Maths. < Less

A slightly skewed adaption of Anthony Hope's "A Prisoner of Zenda" for the stage.

A number of random things about Kent, from how to play the pub game bat and trap to the names of the Mice of the Mechanical... More > Mouse Organ. From the facts about Pocahontas to why we sing about the "Bluebirds over the White Cliffs of Dover". < Less

A number of random things about Kent, from how to play the pub game bat and trap to the names of the Mice of the Mechanical... More > Mouse Organ. From the facts about Pocahontas to why we sing about the "Bluebirds over the White Cliffs of Dover". < Less

What does Obelix do for a living? What really is the cheapest square on the monopoly board? Find out the answers to these... More > hard questions in the Jokers Livid Pub Quiz Book. Guaranteed to frustrate your regulars! < Less

A not-too serious look at mythical and other beasts, from Pegasus to the Frankenstein's Monster. Don't go on a quest without it!

A slightly skewed adaption of Anthony Hope's "A Prisoner of Zenda" for the stage.

If you've ever wondered what imaginary numbers are and why you should always watch criminal types who are armed with a... More > chessboard, then Uncalcuable is for you. A sideways look-similar to 1066 and All That-which doesn't answer any of the questions of Maths. < Less