A fun and fascinating look back at the best 8-bit budget games of the eighties.

"I think our horse might be eating the internet"

A collection of writing about everything and nothing: a collection where YOU choose the contents

A roll call of deaths from Twitter's Medieval Death Bot.

A Shakespearean take on such topics as Kim Kardashian, Tinder and Pikachu.

A compact, comprehensive and very silly field guide, featuring more than 200 of the best, rudest, and most hilarious Effin' Birds!

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

Explosive diaries from Britain's most bulbous MP

One small guy, one big dream, one mega-mission

The debut collection of comedy short stories, poems and plays by writer, comedian and national poetry slam champion Daniel Piper.

In 2015/16, New Mills AFC went an entire season without winning a game. In 2016/17, they let one of the UK’s most underappreciated comedians tag along for the ride.

Gabriel Stewart decided to walk 1,000 miles around the UK on his gap year. This is the story of how it all went spectacularly wrong.

A fairy tale of everyday bravery and beautifully illustrated feminist handbook for the modern day

A cornucopia of giggles, gaffs, titillation, temptations, and exceptional expertise in all things historically sexual from Dr Kate Lister aka @Whores of Yore.

Street level snapshots from a borough under pressure.

Pictures of comedians before and after they take the stage.

A Small Fiction is an illustrated collection of 150 tiny stories, each told in 140 characters or less.

The remarkable story of a WWII Commando who transformed British comedy.

The selected works of poetry by Roz Kaveney

The Totally True Not Made Up Un-Fake Chronicles of Donaeld the Unready

In which Tony Hawks (who is definitely NOT Tony Hawk) swaps his fridge for a skateboard

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

A collection of cartoons by Absolute Radio presenter

A hilarious collection of correspondence

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