Tony Husband is one of the UK's leading cartoonists. In a long career, beginning in 1984, he has created cartoons for many leading publications, including The Spectator, Private Eye, The Times, and Punch. Tony has won more than fifteen major awards, including the prestigious Pont Award. Black humor never goes out of fashion and the truths about human nature revealed by Husband's work never cease to tickle the funny bone, no matter how many times readers leaf through these pages.

DIVChristina Stead’s unforgettable final novel—a profound examination of love and radicalism during the McCarthy era /divDIV In the wake of the Great Depression, Emily Wilkes, a young American journalist, travels to a Europe still scarred by World War I. During her crossing, she meets Stephen Howard, a charismatic and wealthy Communist who quickly converts Emily to his ideals when the two become lovers. Upon their return to the States, they marry and settle into a comfortable life in Hollywood as darlings of the American left. Emily shines as a screenwriter and novelist while Stephen dedicates himself to the Party line—but their radicalism soon finds them out of favor and retreating to Paris, where they tragically and bitterly unravel. Published posthumously by Christina Stead’s literary executor professor Ron Geering, I’m Dying Laughing is an unflinching look at political faith and romantic attachment./div

This is a very funny book, even though it also includes some serious consumer information. Lisa Carlson has collected cartoons, jokes, funny quotations, humorous last words, and a wide range of other old and new material. As the advice columnist Dear Abby remarked, This book proves that dying can be a laughing matter. At the end of each section, Carlson has a page or two of information and advice for those who may someday have the job of arranging a funeral for a friend or relative, or who may be contemplating the arrangements they prefer when they die.Half the profits from sale of the book will be contributed to the work of the national nonprofit consumer organization, Funeral Consumers Alliance. Several well-known cartoonists and illustrators made their work available in support of this cause: these include P.S. Mueller, Rina Picccolo, and the estate of Edward Gorey.With this short book, you can have a good laugh, learn something in process, and support good cause at the same time.

Set in the early nineteenth century, this is the story of an orphaned and adventurous John Penmarric, who leaves his home in Cornwall to seek a quick fortune. Following treachery and intrigue, he is compelled to flee the British Isles to meet his destiny in Hindustan among the most sinister mass murderers that ever walked the earth. In a land barely recovered from the turbulence of the Maratha War and laid waste by the Pindari hoards, John finds himself embroiled in a campaign against the sinister Thugee.

(Prequel to the Succubus Kiss series) One kiss will change everything... When a mysterious letter arrives from her estranged mother, Kenna is prompted to take a trip to New Orleans at her mother's expense. A little Halloween fun in the Crescent City was all she wanted. That, and the chance to speak with her mother face-to-face. What she got was a frightening ability she can't explain and life as she knows it altered forever. Will the new world Kenna's eyes have been opened to crumble her reality or will she find a way to accept what she has become?

In this book, Pee-Wee encountered the mistreatment of a man from a policeman. Pee-Wee intervenes and helps him. However, he that way gets involved with the man, Pop Rossey, and his grandson, Sammy. Will Pee-Wee be able to deal with these men? "Pee-Wee Harris, Warrior Bold" is a fictional story by Percy Keese Fitzhugh, an American author of nearly 100 books for children and young adults.