Articles in Comedy
As a high-profile magazine editor, many of our readers would be interested to know how you got to be where you are today?
Hard work, a nonchalance towards accepted norms of spelling and
grammar, and actimel.
Who …
by Spencer Brown
They came from the skies, in a ship that was clearly expensive. It soared silently through the clouds, coming to rest above Shropley.
The villagers assembled on the green; this was the most exciting thing …
by Kitty Fitzgerald
Father Kerrigan would have bet the bones of St Ignatius that he would only once in his life hear a confession like the one Alice Noonan had made to him several years before. …
The National Union of English, Irish, and Guernsey Horses ( N. U. E. I. G. H.) had declared a strike. There was to be no more horseracing until their demands were met. They had issued …
THE AVOCET Recurvirostra avosetta
The symbol of the RAC, which speaks volumes in itself. I, of course, am banned from the RAC for calling them out too many times in one year. I told …
Richard Milward was born in Middlesborough in 1984. His acclaimed debut novel Apples was published in 2007.
He was born half human, half mimic octopus. Now, you might not think that was perfect …
‘What a sad, sad day for the world, and a loss of one of its greatest ever blurbists.’
These were the dying words of blurbist Arthur Knibb, reflecting with dignity on the talent she was …
“S’cuse me sir, could you spare a cheque, you haven’t got any spare cheques by any chance have you sir?’ It was simply staggering how many people with cheque books were prepared to humour this …
