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All the Dyllis scripts you never really wanted, in one cumbersome volume - at least it's in paperback now so it won't dislocate your wrists

A potted history of Dyllis (Dyliss?), featuring most of their scripts, some of their wit and none of their dignity!

The infamous work by natural history expert, intrepid explorer, natty dresser and the inventor of grass, Dr. Professor Shrewton Vole, is back in print after many years. Now with added Armadillo.

Once a year the intolerable cads from Bartlett's get together with the scientific-geeks from Bertram's to exchange Christmas gifts in a centuries-old ritual. This year, it's none other than local sociopath Bertie Wanger on present-giving duty. Cripes But, with a little help from amateur writer Charles Dickens, can Wanger learn the true meaning of Christmas?

"We're like chalk and cheese you and I Bertie " And so begins this appalling tale exploring an average week in the lives of intrepid explorers Shrewton Vole and his good friend Bertie Wanger, unsuitably in the form of a children's picture book Also included in this volume are the beautiful yet tragic 'Ballad of Bounder, ' an afternoon out with a local nutter in 'Where's Knokes?' and the lyrical musings of unpopular tunesmith Dale Dandy in the form of 'My Mother-in-Law's Shelf.' From Simon Beaumont and Paul Lightowler, authors of 'Shrewton Vole's A Field Guide to Beasts' and 'Dyllis, some...