Three unemployed wasters find themselves embroiled in an unusual dispute with their new neighbours: Carole and her weeping mother. When the shabby Carlisle intervenes in their lives, he incurs the wrath of their landlord - the silent, grinning embodiment of evil, Mr Stapleton - and his mute minion son, Craig. As Mr Stapleton's malign influence spreads to his housemates, Carlisle takes the fight to his enemy and realises he must sacrifice his life to save the world. Owing more to William Blake than to Stephen King, this brooding, unnerving and absurdist graphic novel deliberately shuns the conventional genre trappings of blood and gore in favour of freak falls of liquorice allsorts, cherubim in cowboy suits and narcotic cavity wall insulation.

Not everyone loves the Summer. To millions of us it's a brain-melting, perspiration-soaked nightmare. If you're one of those people (or enjoy laughing at those that are) and you've got a weakness for toe-curlingly bad comedy poetry this is the book for you. This is Summer in the City in every sweary, sweaty, ugly, uncomfortable detail.

A special collection of the infamous Lord Clyde quizzes covering special times of the year like Christmas, New Year, Valentines Day and more. The Lord Clyde Quiz is legendary throughout London with each quiz containing a different thematic link in the answers each week. With questions that range from the general to the cult and the occult, every quiz also has a puzzle element to solve. If you like Mastermind AND Only Connect these are the quizzes for you.

A collection of tips on the rules, disciplines and processes of writing for film and television from a writer with over ten years of hands on experience working on the UK's most popular shows. Si Spencer has worked on extensive runs on hit shows such as Grange Hill, The Bill and Eastenders. He is also a critically acclaimed graphic novel writer, having worked on Judge Dredd, 2000 AD and Tank Girl, as well his own series 'The Vinyl Underground'. He has collaborated with some of the biggest names in the UK industry including Neil Gaiman, Russell T Davies, Tony Jordan, John Yorke, Mal Young, Simon Ashdown, Tony Garnett and Jamie Hewlett among others. This handy-sized collection of tips is not a dry, boring theoretical training course in script-writing; it's a fun and easily accessible collection of bite-sized hints on how to avoid the common mistakes, how to use simple techniques to improve your screenplay and even the actual physical process of how to write and sell your work.