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• George W Bush Limericks
• No More Blood for Oil!
• Black Cattle Escaping!
• Who Needs Computers?
• Cruel World
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• The trouble with Gordon
• Sir John and Robert massacre all at Cesena
• Henley-on-Thames
• The Worst Aspects of Human Nature
• Imperial Power!
• Internet Fora
• Louisiana Jambalaya Giant Bird Chew
• The Joys of Christmas
• Propaganda War
• Dreaming Of Meaning
• We’re Misbehaving!
• Superfluous Group of Morons
• The Naked Chef
• The Office
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• Ode To A Wartorn Land
• Bully Boy Antics
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• Rumours of My Demise!
• Safety On The Internet
• Are We Sheep For Slaughter?
• Trade Winds
• How To Start A War
• Limericks

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• The Expendability Doctrine – an oil conspiracy thriller
• In Hank’s Town

Satire

• The Confessions Of A Republican Campaign Manager
• Satire: A Political Story To Die For
• The President’s Got No Clue! – Episode 1
• The President’s Got No Clue! – Episode 2
• The President’s Got No Clue! – Episode 3
• Hilarious Russian Brides Scam
• Donald Trump funny satire
• Maybe We Need More Crime…
• Oxford or Prison, an Interesting Narrative (of sorts) written in the language and spirit of certain dearly beloved Sons of Africa.

Short stories

• Naked Girls
• In Hank’s Town
• Who Deleted My Battleship?
• Satire: A Political Story To Die For
• Carry on corruption
• The Man Who Stole The Crown Jewels From The Tower of London!
• The Haitian Story Project
• The Art of Human Sacrifice
• The Totally Forgotten Invasion of Britain in 1988!
• Alexander Litvinenko murdered, who dies next?
• Need a hand?
• Computer Hoaxes
• Robbing Securicor
• True Stories From My Days As A Cambridge Waiter
• Why Would I Lie?
• Hilarious Nigerian Scammer Story
• Oxford or Prison, an Interesting Narrative (of sorts) written in the language and spirit of certain dearly beloved Sons of Africa.

Thrillers

• The Expendability Doctrine – an oil conspiracy thriller

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