Pamphlets of Destiny

  Subtitled The Pirate of Love , I'll admit I picked this up because of the adults only warning on the cover supplemented by a list of ...

  I promised myself I wasn't going to have any more on the grounds of 1970's Seven Steps to the Sun having bordered on unreadable, ...

  Should the name be unfamiliar, Ed Pinsent is probably as close to a living legend as you'll find in the world of small press comics, h...

It feels like it's been a long time since I read one of these collections and I warmed to this one quite quickly, enjoying the spirit of...

  This was his final novel, and I'm calling it a novel regardless of ambiguity on the grounds of its predecessors being novels. It began...

  In my own personal hierarchy of character comedy - where the belly laughs are generated by a performance more than a description or a repr...

  I suspect we're all mostly familiar with the one about aliens abducting humans from lonely rural places, sticking things up our bums t...