A collection of the 101 saddest doodles in the world

A cartoonist awakes to find his characters' lives more real than his own

It's time for a real democracy

A memoir about cycling and stand-up comedy

Lessons from some of the world's oldest companies

A homage to the English pub

A collection of 50 improvised recipes inspired by Islington’s independent food shops

Ben Again is the inspirational memoir of traumatic brain injury survivor Ben Clench from Sussex

A memoir about fighting cancer and gambling

A powerful memoir about love and loss

A personal journey into the music that shaped the 90s

A composite comic novel; thirteen interconnected stories that take place over forty years. Its setting is Blindefellows, a second rate public school in the West Country

The worlds of arms dealing, espionage and TV cookery collide in a fast moving comedy caper

Street photography and short stories

From the writer and co-founder of openDemocracy, a forensic and sweeping polemic

The time I infiltrated Google HQ and other stories, as heard on Absolute Radio

How the boy from Wolverhampton rocked the world with Slade

From the creators of This is Jinsy, a fun, fast-paced adventure for children of all ages

Humorous letters to pop stars about their songs with genuine witty replies

The Modern Skillset for Creative Problem Solving

From the creator of Letters of Note, a compelling collection of history’s best speeches

From the Emmy Award-winning writer, a novel about an Antiques Whisperer and forgery hunter on the trail of a mysterious document

A dark, funny and feminist debut short story collection

A nurse's battle against the UK Government after she was sacked from the army for being a lesbian

An anthology on the subject of refugees, asylum seekers and migration focusing on the experiences of children and young people

More Terrible Old Games You've Probably Never Heard Of

A fast, funny, emotive memoir showing how most fans really follow football.

Retracing her father’s heroic escape across China in World War Two leads his daughter on a gripping voyage of discovery about him, China and, inevitably, herself.

What happens when you move to Tasmania on a hunch, with a husband who aspires to be an alpaca whisperer and a feral cockerel? Can you cook the cockerel for dinner, or has it got rigor mortis?

A humorous guide to the less beaten paths of London, south of the river