Albertine Crank’s Compendium
A surreal, hilarious and gently dark collection of poems that introduce a macabre cast of characters. As Aristotle might well have said, “Finally, the logical conclusion to the work I was doing before my untimely–”
Colonel Troutfall’s Tales
A treasure trove of boldness, astonishment and wonder. Oh, and quite a bit of derring-do, too. Colonel Troutfall’s crew are brave and bonkers, hare-brained and handsome, and they take us to places we never imagined. Good heavens.
Fright-Dust!
Here, in the unsettling world of Roger Foyster, you’ll find malevolent porridge, a garden swing where years zip by in seconds, an all-consuming toad, and an armchair that may or may not have eaten Arthur. These poems will make you shiver and laugh, and they’ll give you an inkling of where your imagination goes at night . . .