The ferocious controversy over the Batterwick patent trousers with turndowns on the top; the Young Women's Non-Horse Society and its unremitting opposition to the Thumpable underground bridge.. Mrs Laglumb, who met a bison in Prudhoe (or Crawcrook); Northumbrian Nationalism, as expounded by the xenophobic buffoon Egbald Knutt; Major Kalamity, who discovered pepper in Calicut only 41/2 centuries later than Bartholomeu Diaz; Mrs Chump on making a wickerwork snood for an ironing board…
Leonard Barras ('sublime surrealist', as Alan Plater describes him) invites you to find them all in this coruscating collection from his heyday as the North's funniest columnist.
'Almost continual laughter.' - Yorkshire Post ''Writes like an inspired madman.' - The Guardian 'Pleasurable experience in instant addiction.' - TheTimes
ISBN 0 906228 37 9
Was £5.25
Now £3.94
