Humor from Gareth Jones

Fascinating insights to the life of a wise and funny man. Edges slightly battered.

Jacket spine slightly torn. A collection of improv'd limericks from the BBC radio show. Most amusing.

Pages yellowing, some scuffing. An amusing read.

pages yellowed, showing a little wear generally.

his debut novel

a wise and funny book that takes one event from each decade of the 20th century to tell the story of modern Britain.

It's not drivel.

A pat of the brilliant series which inspired the TV series, and a host of other authors.

Camp Minnehaha is the worst. A very funny book, aimed mainly at pre-teens

This is the UK version of the book published in teh US as A Sunburned Country.

slightly yellowed, dents to cover and spine

appears to be a copy from a commercial library, Ramsdens on the Isle of Wight. Not price-clipped, but the original price is covered with a sticker stating five shillings. Other prices pendiled in at the front.

Originally published in UK as "Peas and Queues". Life advice from Sandi to her protege Mary.

Both Shamela and Joseph Andrews are Fielding's satirical reply to Richardson's Pamela. To my mind Joseph Andrews (which followed about a year after Shamela) is far the better work, and is now the best-remembered. But it's interesting to compare the two.

Remnant of a sticker on back of dj. An enormously funny book of silly word definitions from the long-running BBC radio show, I'm Sorry I haven't a Clue. e.g. "Email" - (Yorkshire) "The postman's arrived" "Cashew" - A nut that makes you sneeze. All made up impromptu on maybe the first ever improv comedy show.

A collection of the funniest material from one of the funniest women ever.