Laugh yourself silly with the InvestiGators! Mango and Brash are back with a brand new joke book. Perfect for fans of Dog Man and Bunny vs Monkey.Join your favourite comic characters, Mango & Brash, for the funniest joke book ever published. Bursting with rib-tickling puns and hilarious black-and-white illustrations, to make you laugh out loud.What do you call Mango when he needs to question a suspect?An InterroGator.What do you call C-ORB* w...

Life is good for eighteen-year-old Franklin. He lives on the spectrum, structuring and organizing his days, avoiding messy situations and ambiguity. But what he really wants is a boyfriend.Twenty-one-year-old Patrick has a past he can’t seem to shake, and a sexual identity that’s hard to describe—or maybe it’s just evolving.When a manmade virus sweeps the globe, killing nearly everyone, the two young men find themselves thrust together, dependent on each other for survival....

INSTANT TOP 10 IRISH BESTSELLERSHORTLISTED FOR IRISH BOOK AWARDS NOVEL OF THE YEARAN OBSERVER BEST DEBUT NOVELIST‘A triumph … the funniest novel I've read in years’ SALLY ROONEY‘A brilliant and bittersweet ode to young love’ IRISH TIMES'One of my favourite books of the year’ JULIA ARMFIELD‘A funny and frank coming-o...

"A Modern Legionary" is set against the backdrop of the French Foreign Legion, an iconic military unit known for its diverse and often adventurous membership. The novel follows the experiences of a young protagonist who joins the Legion and becomes embroiled in its unique and challenging environment.The story delves into the life of the Legion, including the rigorous training, the harsh conditions, and the various missions that the soldiers undertake. The protagonist's journey involves bot...

Char Mining is Character MiningEach of us has a cabin in our heartswhere we celebrate Diamonds, Hearts, Clubs, and Spades of our choice.Cards remind us of 54 choices at any moment.What will you hold?What to discard?What cards will you play?

In the near future, political and cultural divisions have pushed America to the brink of civil war over States' rights.Daniel Ridley is a newly ordained missionary, raised in the heart of the separatist South and in ignorance of the broader world. He is sent to Boston as a missionary for the Christian Nationalist Evangelicals to preach the Word of God and to advocate for a government based on religious scripture. He's not sure why God chose to burden him with same-sex attraction, b...

To hear Paul Reverb tell it, he's fine.Sure, he's been caught in a compromising situation by his window cleaner and failed to prevent daylight robbery, and yes, he no longer tells people he was born the day Sergeant Pepper was released, as, to his horror, people no longer know what a Sergeant Pepper is.Fine.But Paul isn't fine. He hates his job and he's not fond of his friends. He sits in his dead parents' flat surrounded by his c...

What if the last thing someone left behind wasn't a letter... but a phone? If a stranger found your phone after you were gone, what would they learn about you? Would they discover your achievements? Or the burdens you carried in silence? Your happiest memories? Or the conversations you never had the courage to finish? Would they remember the life everyone saw... or the one you kept hidden beneath the surface? A short biography full of answer regarding a purpose driven life.

These poems don't ask for your sympathy. They don't explain themselves. They were written the way the guy who wrote them lived — fast, loud, honest, and without much regard for what anyone thought.Thirty-four poems across thirty years, moving from the streets of Los Angeles through the long grind of getting older and the slow, strange business of still being alive when you half-expected not to be. Dark comedy, raw feeling, and the occasional moment of something that looks almost li...

SICK is a collection of thirty-five poems by John Patrick Flannery, written across a decade in Los Angeles and beyond.They are poems about hating your job and loving the night. About relationships that start hot and end cold. About the criminal life and what it costs. About getting older without getting wiser, and about finding something worth smiling at anyway.The voice is direct, often profane, and always honest. These are not poems about poetry. They are poems a...

"The Alleged Haunting of B---- House" is a captivating exploration of the supernatural, penned by the Marquess of Bute and A. Goodrich-Freer. This intriguing work delves into the mysterious occurrences reported at B---- House, blending historical accounts with personal narratives. The authors meticulously document the eerie events, providing a compelling case study for those fascinated by ghost stories and the paranormal. Their detailed observations and analyses invite readers to ponder th...