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The Cheeky Guide to Love
Whether between a man and a woman, two men, two women, or even two traffic wardens, being under the spell of love is a universal yet perplexing experience. With this in mind, the Cheeky Guide to Love takes a humorous but informative plunge into the history, culture and traditions of this all-important subject, examining the symbols, poetry, films and literature of love, as well as offering quizzes, games and advice on such things as blind dates, stalking, love potions, proposing, writing the perfect Mills and Boon novel, and the inevitable drinking binges that follow break-ups.
Cheeky Guide to Student Life
With the exception of a mobile phone and a pack of cigarettes, this guide is the essential item that no student can afford to be without. Packed with useful tips, anecdotes, games and advice (most of which is legal), from chapters on food and finance to the best male-to-female ratios for each college and advice on how to ditch your childhood sweetheart, or even what to do upon discovering your degree is worthless, this is the third book in the series that has sold over 25,000 copies and is still topping best-seller lists around the world. B/w photos and line-drawings throughout.
The Cheeky Guide to Oxford
Thoroughly researched and packed with anecdotes and humour, this completely revised and updated Cheeky Guide to Oxford takes readers on a rollercoaster ride through this world-famous city. With 100 brand-new reviews, photos and cartoons alongside the classic Cheeky trademarks, the book provides information on everything from the music scene, shops, museums and restaurants to the vast array of drinking establishments and shoddy selection of nightclubs. Also included are an A-Z of ridiculous University traditions, info on local eccentrics and the lowdown on all the colleges.
Cheeky Walks in Brighton & Sussex
Twenty one unique themed journeys through town and country, with sights to see, canny commentary and a soup‡on of silliness. If you've ever thought there must be more to this walking lark than wandering through fields, pointing and saying 'look, a tree!' this book provides affirmation. Yes, it's good to get out in the fresh(ish) air but have you retraced the final steps of Lord Lucan or Virginia Woolf, been on a moonlit walk or visited a lost village accompanied by a musical soundtrack? Take a tour of Brighton and Hove's best sights.
Sin and Syntax
A fully revised and updated edition with writing prompts and challenges in every chapter Today’s writers need more spunk than Strunk: whether it's the Great American e-mail, Madison Avenue advertising, or Grammy Award-winning rap lyrics, memorable writing must jump off the page. Copy veteran Constance Hale is on a mission to make creative communication, both the lyrical and the unlawful, an option for everyone. With its crisp, witty tone, Sin and Syntax covers grammar’s ground rules while revealing countless unconventional syntax secrets (such as how to use—Gasp!—interjections or when to pepper your prose with slang) that make for sinfully good writing. Discover how to: *Distinguish ...
The Cult of Water
Aided by a witch and the magician Alan Moore, David Bramwell takes an occult journey back in time up the river Don, in search of the supernatural secrets of our waterways and to solve the mystery of a drowned village which has long haunted his memories. Travelling through the industrial destruction of our landscape he arrives in a pre-Christian era when well and springs were worshipped as living as deities, bringing him face to face with Danu, the goddess of primordial waters, who gave her name to the Don. Can Bramwell face his demons and unravel the symbolic mysteries of our ancient ancestors? Who is the mysterious Vulcan? And will there be a pie and a pint waiting for him at the end of it all?
The Odditorium
'I LOVE THE BOOK... A BRILLIANT READ' Chris Evans, Radio 2 Breakfast Show 'This book, that I approached with caution, turns out to be magnificent. Tested it with the Moondog entry. Passed A+' Danny Baker, Radio 5Live A CELEBRATION OF CURIOSITY AND OBSESSION Step into a world of gloriously unpredictable characters such as Ivor Cutler, Quentin Crisp, Joe Orton, Reginald Bray, Ken Campbell, Screaming Lord Sutch, Sun Ra, Buckminster Fuller, Timothy Leary and Ayn Rand. The Odditorium is a playful re-telling of history, told not through the lens of its victors, but through the fascinating stories of a wealth of individuals who, while lesser-known, are no less remarkable. Throughout its pages you'l...
The Mysterium
'A FANTASTICALLY DIVERTING COLLECTION OF GREAT STORIES... AN IDEAL XMAS PRESENT' Stuart Maconie, 6Music 'I ENJOYED IT ENORMOUSLY' Danny Baker, Radio 5 Live 'BRILLIANTLY DONE ... ORIGINAL AND DIFFERENT', Dan Schreiber, No Such Thing As A Fish A CATALOGUE OF THE EXTRAORDINARY, THE STRANGE AND THE DOWNRIGHT CREEPY... Discover the unexplained mysteries and unsettling oddities of the modern world, from a beach in British Columbia awash with human feet, to the 'tulpamancers' who claim to be channeling the living spirit of My Little Pony. Ponder terrifying thought experiments (can you think yourself to death?), and reflect on life's great questions (was the Garden of Eden located in Bedford?). In T...
