Iain Pattison

If You Pay Peanuts and Other Quirky Comedy Tales (Quintessentially Quirky Tales, #5) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Laugh-out-loud stories packed with gags, groans and great fun characters.

From the off-beat and colourful imagination of internationally-acclaimed humorist Iain Pattison, this fifth instalment in the rib-tickling Quintessentially Quirky Tales comedy series is guaranteed to put a big smile on your face.

In his latest collection of sharp-edged satire, silly send-ups and chuckle-filled pastiches, you'll be transported to a crazy world where an ancient wall-building "Make China Great Again" Emperor shares a surreal landscape with a monkey-plagued playwright, and a bumbling biblical family who want to turn the great flood into a crackpot business venture...

Other delights include:

An art expert views the portrait of Dorian Gray with unexpectedly humorous results.

A wizard causes a stir trying to buy goblins at his local electrical store.

Viking invaders posing as luxury cruise passengers spread monk-terrifying mayhem.

A hassled business executive finds that trying to duplicate himself leads to clowning with clones.

And a case of bad horticultural taste ignites an unholy dust-up in the Garden of Eden.

Packed with laughter, unexpected twists and more than the occasional sigh-inducing pun, these slapstick stories are a must if you love Carry On films, Monty Python, sit-coms and fast-paced sketch shows. Buy it today to join the fun.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Iain Pattison
• Erscheinungstermin: 7. April 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798215354568
• Artikelnr.: 66886066

Autorenporträt

Having discovered that he was not The Chosen One of which the ancient prophesises spoke, Iain Pattison ditched his kaftan, sold his sandals and vowed to eke out a living as an author and humorist. Between penning funny tales, he battles to give obscure words like eke a place in polite society. He resides in Birmingham, England but often feels a mysterious urge to return to his cave in Tibet for Bank Holiday weekends.