A nostalgic meander through life's passions and losses concerning both lovers and beloved pets. Sometimes sad sometimes funny, these poems are a tonic to the system, a reminder of what life is about.

The Battle for Bosworth Range is a one act play about the murder of the princes in the Tower. The action is set in The Last Plantagenet Saloon, in the town of Raven, Bosworth County, in the American west of the late nineteenth century. The play suggests that Richard III was set up as culprit for a murder actually carried out by the person who had most to gain from the princes's death - their sister, Elizabeth of York, who on their death became the Yorkist heiress and so married Henry Tudor and became queen.

This is the second hilarious book set on the wacky island of Wetlund where a mysterious killer is on the loose. What is killing the local livestock and the human inhabitants? Has it something to with the sex-mad Satanists? What is going on at the air base? Chief Inspector Pubgrub and Alison the ace reporter investigate but can find nothing except thirty stone Willie - and Willie doesn't have a clue what is going on but he knows he loves the new headmistress and would do anything to win her, even fight Hell itself. Meanwhile, what is the Cruelty Man up to? Will his sinister activities be...

A journey through the absurb, with Maverick humour and a surprising end as we find ourselves outside the Tower and must plead with the gatekeeper to let us in. Cheese, sex, love, loss and strange events are met with on the way and some are surprising. Did you think the robin was a nice fellow? Why's he called robin, then? Cheese, it makes you sneeze - and wheeze. What do you know about Pekinese? Absurd? It's crazy And so true.