Sarah tastes of grease, Donalds are rubber ducks dipped in vinegar... Julie McDowall has an unusual form of synaesthesia, which means that she can taste names. Want to know what yours tastes like? Now you can find out.

A darkly funny set of linked tales about vengeful phones and hoovers

Heat magazine – 18th century style

A paper-based portable wireless device that connects everything to everything else

The story of a dissipated genius in a borrowed hat and coat

Sex, Paris, murder, an imaginary world and an untranslatable book

Here it is at last – all my poetry collected in one place. Oh, and some illustrations too

What if you did every single deal that came up on Groupon?

Collating the obscure dregs of the eighties and nineties video game industry so we can all point and laugh

Is texture the new fragrance?

The only thing worse than waking up with the hangover from hell is waking up with a hangover in hell

A collection of the 101 saddest doodles in the world

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

The full official story of the sophisticated silliness of Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie

How to Survive School, Parents and Everything Else That’s Unfair in Life

Foreigners, drifters, and eccentrics reach out to strangers in their desire to be witnessed, to be connected, and to find safety in a sea of anonymity

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

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

The Afterlife's biggest rock festival is interrupted when headliner John Lennon vanishes; now promoter Felix Romsey has to get him back

A nature book, but not quite like any you’ll have read before

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

Mrs Stephen Fry's guide to an almost perfect marriage, just like hers...

The book of the BBC Radio 4 series starring Stephen Fry, Daniel Rigby and Tamsin Greig

Ted Banger will do whatever it takes to win the annual bird race

Meet Brenda Monk - she's a woman who does stand up

A new book by legendary illustrator Raymond Briggs

The hidden silly side of higher education

The comedy legend’s first novel charts a TV soap star’s descent into disgrace and his attempts to recover his dignity