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From the Costa-shortlisted author of CHOP CHOP, HERE COMES TROUBLE is a comic novel with bite. Set in a collapsing country - where larger-than-life characters make promises they can't keep - it's the perfect read for our strange, tumultuous times.

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The slyly funny story of a woman looking for love and friendship in the midst of a new American civil war.

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The brilliant debut novel from acclaimed comedian, writer and presenter Miles Jupp.

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Readers of HONEY GIRL and THE BOOKISH LIFE OF NINA HILL will fall in love with this smart, vivacious, and laugh-out-loud novel about a superstitious young woman who is looking for love in all the wrong places.

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While presenting many aspects which will be familiar to Kipling readers - rollicking adventures, exotic locales and an interest in the animal world - these Humorous Tales explore the more light-hearted and amusing side to the great master's work.

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Devastatingly funny political satire, for fans of Private Eye and Have I Got News For You

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Hilarious, relatable and delightfully spicy - every woman in the prime of her perimenopausal life needs to meet Lisa Darling!

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Her quest soon lands her at the center of an international plan targeting the leader of the terrorist organizationa scheme that puts Jameela and count-less others, including her hapless husband and clever but disapproving daughter, at risk.

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Sarah Day and Claire McGowan retell Jane Eyre for the modern-day social media world: Reader, she married him. But not before a LOT of discussion of his behaviour in the group chat.

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Hilarious, heart-breaking, warm and compelling - the debut novel from a much-loved comedian

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The hilarious and incisive debut novel from Ryan O'Connell, the award-winning writer and star of Netflix's Special

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A wistfully charming spin on the classic English Country House novel transposed to the late 70s: comic fiction at its very finest by one of Scotland's most celebrated literary figures

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A hilarious diary of married life with the sensible, no-nonsense man of all our dreams: Jrgen Klopp, from critically-acclaimed comedian and Twitter sensation Laura Lexx.

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'[Francis] is just so good at the transcription and transformation of everyday ordinary life, all seen from sideways on, so that everything becomes so strange and so funny.' - Tessa Hadley

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New York Times bestselling novelist Chuck Palahniuk presents a new novella with colourable pages.

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A hilariously filthy tale of sex, crime, and family dysfunction from the brilliantly twisted mind of John Waters, the legendary filmmaker and bestselling author of Mr. Know-It-All.

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When a painter is found dead in the same suspicious circumstances as another victim 30 years earlier, amateur PI Tom Knight suspects they're connected - but how to prove it

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A clever satire that adapts the events of the first two years of the Trump administration into a Shakespearean tragedy, loosely modeled on Macbeth, by the best-selling author of the William Shakespeare s Star Wars and Pop Shakespeare series, and a former Obama staffer who publishes historical mash-ups under a well-regarded pseudonym.

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Having survived the plague that took so many of his friends and lovers, Michael has learned to embrace the random pleasures of life. This novel follows its protagonist as he finds love with a younger man, attends to his dying mother in Florida, and finally reaffirms his allegiance to a wise octogenarian who was once his landlady.

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The manor house murder mystery gains a very Fergus Craig touch as his absurd Detective Roger LeCarre finds himself a guest as a deadly wedding.

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The manor house murder mystery gains a very Fergus Craig touch as his absurd Detective Roger LeCarre finds himself a guest as a deadly wedding.

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A sharp new collection from the "hilarious" (Washington Post) humorist, a finalist for the Thurber Prize for American humor, who draws comparisons to Douglas Adams (The New York Times), and P.G. Wodehouse (The Guardian).