Phil Richardson

This is the long-awaited re-issue of the bestselling classic. Brought right up to date and with new illustrations and a gallery of superb photographs, this is the perfect introduction to the bats living in Britain.

Just as the roundest knight at King Arthur's round table is Sir Cumference, Passion for Puns is udderly the most punfull book this year. Continue the tradition of age old wit with this collection of ten short stories and one hundred puns "Puns are the highest form of literature." Alfred Hitchock

Little Bits of Out There: Fiction Stranger Than Fiction This collection of speculative fiction boasts some very quirky stories, such as "Harold, the Boy With the Q-Tip in His Ear" and "Green Things Grow in the Spring"(They bite ). Also included are Sci-Fi tales with visits by aliens, and computers that interact more than they should. Top that off with the totally absurd and you have a feast of bizarre snows, and demons and devils that will tickle you even in the face of death and destruction. If you like "weird," you are sure to enjoy Phil Richardson's stories (even if you wonder about him, just a little bit.). Look for the appearance of his second book, Little Bits of Darkness, which is a collection of supernatural and horror stories.