Humour Collections & Anthologies

... 90% of your sick days happen to be Monday. The other 10% are Tuesdays after bank holidays ... Youve been to a funeral of someone whose name yo...

The only lie told more often than No, that looks totally cute on you and I got AIDS through oral is It gets better. Well, a lotta times it don't. S...

Known throughout Wales for his gentle self-deprecating sense of humour and brilliant TV and radio broadcasts, BBC presenter Roy Noble guides us thr...

More than 300 great quotes about the British Isles, its people, places and culture. An uplifting and inspiring book that manages to distil what mak...

'There were two theories about the Black Death. One was that it was bionic plague.' So says one of Paul Sharpe's history pupils. Or how about this ...

Hot off the back of her incredibly popular Monday Punday online series,Gemma Correll has surveyed her army of punning fans to create this hilarious...

This compendium of stories from all over the country illustrates how bizarre and wonderful events and people have entertained us throughout history...

In Man Fail, readers will find a fantastic selection of the side-splitting bloopers, mistakes and misunderstandings that have been boldly uttered b...

Celebrate the rapier-like wit of the royal rebel, the late, great Princess Margaret or Ducky as she was known behind closed doors.Even as a child,...

Which are the books that people buy but never read?* Discover the answers to this and other essential questions in Listellany. This is NOT a fact...

Is hideous prose and ghastly poetry more fabulous than great literature? Determined to find out, award-winning comedian Robin Ince has spent most o...

From cakes to cuddles, grandmas are just spiffing and this tip-top collection of retro photos and frightfully funny captions captures everything to...

Robert Eddison, a national journalist and playwright, has recorded every original thought he has had since June 1997. They now run to many thousand...

Nowadays, it can be hard to imagine what life was like with no mobile phones. Looking back, we can only wonder how much easier life might have been...