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| Amos 'n' Andy was arguably the most popular program in the history of broadcasting. Each night, a third of the nation's populace tuned in to hear the comic misadventures of the proprietors of the... |
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| Global funny man Ross Noble hosts an evening of stand-out stand-up comedians from London’s Comedy Store. These two programmes, first heard on BBC Radio 4, feature comedians including Richard Ayoade,... |
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Better than Cliffs Notes, funnier than Monarch Notes, and shorter than the originals-all the bestsellers you'd ever want to read are here for you to enjoy! This hilarious audio book parody of the... |
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| Another four episodes from the classic situation comedy about the Home Guard of Walmington-on-Sea. Featuring the consummate performances of Arthur Lowe, John le Mesurier, Clive Dunn and the rest of the... |
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2007 Audie® Award Finalist - Literary Fiction "With the enormous success of the critically acclaimed The Russian Debutante’s Handbook, Gary Shteyngart established... |
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The Navy Lark, one of radio's longest running laughter-makers, kept the nation on the crest of a comic wave from 1959 to 1977. All at sea in the Senior Service were conniving Petty Officer Jon... |
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Features: The Comfort Fund, Stuck up the Inlet, The Admiral’s Party, The Hank of Heather.
Four classic episodes of nautical mayhem on board HMS Troutbridge. The Navy Lark, one of radio's... |
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A wonderfully amusing and engaging account of the escapades of a naive student thrown into university life amongst the hallowed halls of Oxford c. 1850. Widely regarded as a comic masterpiece of its... |
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In this second adventure, our hero learns more useful lessons at Oxford and experiences the first disconcerting flutters of his heartstrings. A joyous alternative to the satirical university novel.... |
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In this final instalment of the Adventures of Mr Verdant Green, the eponymous hero finds himself perplexed thricefold: by travelling North, by events at Oxford and by his confused and loving heart. |
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