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(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:09, archived)
# Yes it does, doesn't it?
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:09, archived)
# That looks very . . .
Oh arse! What's his name?
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:11, archived)
# Felix.
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:11, archived)
# More _Felix I'd say.
I think it is rather smashing though.
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:20, archived)
# It is that.
Are you thinking of the fella who used to be in the New Yorker a lot?
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:23, archived)
# No,
although I see where you are going with that.
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:28, archived)
#
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:24, archived)
# No.
However, this gives me the opportunity to ask "who wrote Toad of Toad Hall?".
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:27, archived)
# Kenneth Grahame?
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:28, archived)
# Aha!
You fell into my trap!

It was A.A.Milne.
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:29, archived)
# No, A. A. Milne just adapted wind in the willows for theatre.
By this logic, no-one wrote Toad of Toad Hall.

I'm sure I can wiki just as fast as you.
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:30, archived)
# Hmm,
I think that A.A.Milne wrote it.

In the same way that Robert Greene did not write The Winter's Tale
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:33, archived)
# Maurice Sendak?
that was my first thought, anyway
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:30, archived)
# Aw
I'm flattered, unless you meant he wrote Toad of Toad Hall, which sounds unlikely on the face of it.
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:33, archived)
# i'm pretty sure i meant that your picture is amazing
i just chucked my response up here where it would be seen
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:36, archived)
# Oh yes,
just to be clear, I feel the same - I'd like to own that.
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:38, archived)
# Apart from WTWTA I don't really know of his work.
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:34, archived)
# the night kitchen
is equally as wonderful
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:35, archived)
# I have just read about the controversy.
Yanks are silly.
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:36, archived)
# seconded
i rather liked kurt cobain's response when the publishers suggested covering up the baby on the cover of nevermind's penis with a sticker.
he told them they could only cover it up if it had 'if you are offended by a baby's penis, you are a paedophile' on it
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:41, archived)
# This is true.
In the Budweiser sense.
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:43, archived)
# ?
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:43, archived)
#
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:55, archived)
# bizarre
I've just read that same question in Jasper Fforde's "The Well of Lost Plots". As such, I'm going to answer A.A. Milne

EDIT: Ah, too late as usual. Anyway, it was Milne. Kenneth Grahame wrote The Wind in the Willows.
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:39, archived)
# That is precisely where I stole it from.
I am just finishing 'Something Rotten' and then I have an uncorrected bound proof of 'Lost in a good book' which apparently sports an entirely different ending (I am hoping that she recovers Landen in it) to attack.

I think it might be hard going to read something I know and look for the changes - I may skip through by mistake and miss them.
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:42, archived)
# reminds me
I must find out where my hardback copy of Something Rotten has gotten to. I ordered it a month ago.

Just finishing Well of Lost Plots and then stuck for what to read next. I have First Among Sequels ready and waiting but need to read Something Rotten first.

EDIT: Spanged play.com on the head and cancelled the order. Ordered it from Amazon who say they have it in stock. yay :)
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:47, archived)
# Ah!
Where is my copy of 'First Among Sequels'?

Have you read The Big Over Easy and The Fourth Bear?
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:49, archived)
# not
yet :)
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:59, archived)
# now there is a truly shit book
it's so very pleased with itself, and spends so much time being smug that it forgets to be any good
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:43, archived)
# I agree to an extent.
The previous 2 and the last one are excellent, as are the Jack Spratt books, but TWOLP is a bit of a let down.

It is still a very good read, but nothing like as good as the others.
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:45, archived)
# Brian?
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:12, archived)
# Guthenburg?
?
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:13, archived)
# Fuck, I cannot remember.
Jan something?

Did the Tom Sharpe covers.
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:18, archived)
# Thom Yorke
Perhaps? Stanley Donwood did his covers. (And Radioheads)
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:36, archived)
# I'm not sure where you were going with that?
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:38, archived)
# Thom Yorke, not Tom Sharpe?
Because the covers of Thom Yorkes album looks like that ^
That was all =)
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:40, archived)
# Ah!
No, definitely Tom Sharpe.
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:44, archived)
# Jim Woodring
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:19, archived)
# No.
Although I like his stuff.

*considers plugging Hunt Emerson*
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:21, archived)
# I remember
his "rime of the ancient mariner" comic. read it from our local library when i was wee. got me started on the whole alternative comics thing, i think. www.amazon.co.uk/Rime-Ancient-Mariner-Cartoons/dp/086166065X
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:22, archived)
# Also, RATZ, Little Plum and Ferkin the cat
(who I am obliged to plug).
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:30, archived)
# bond
james bond
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:19, archived)
# Stanley Donwood
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:29, archived)
# ^
This.
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:35, archived)
# Cor!!
Resize it for fp!
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:13, archived)
# Nice.
How is it done? Ink? Pencil? Digital? Question Mark?
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:14, archived)
# Yes
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:16, archived)
# ink.
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:18, archived)
# Cool.
It's a great style.
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:21, archived)
# I don't know what it is but it is good.
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:17, archived)
# what happened to clansoul 1?
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:47, archived)
# I do rather like this, Felix
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:21, archived)
# Nice
quite Tenniel looking.

Is it for anything?
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:22, archived)
# No wonder you're late.
Why, this watch is exactly two days slow.
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:23, archived)
# It's for testing the scanner I bought in a jumble sale yesterday.
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:27, archived)
# I think it works
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:29, archived)
# If it doesn't then it has a most excellent fault.
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:34, archived)
# bloody hell
that's onderful
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:30, archived)
# reminds me of Stanley Donwoods, Thom Yorke - The Eraser cover art
very good :)
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:31, archived)
# that's a bit bloody:
woo/yay/h/p!]
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:34, archived)
# STOP EATING MY FUCKING CARPETS!
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:40, archived)
# by which i mean WYH
of course
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:44, archived)
# This is precisely why
I don't eat spaghetti.
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:42, archived)
# fuck
*cleek*
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:43, archived)
# oh that's very good
you're a psychedelic art-master!
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:53, archived)
# ROTARY!
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 14:59, archived)
# That's fantastic.
You should illustrate some M. R. James ghost stories.
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 15:54, archived)
# That gives me a great idea!
I should read some M.R. James ghost stories, while eating strawberries.
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 15:57, archived)
# amazing
woo
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 18:39, archived)
# wonderful stuff
i love this style
(, Sun 6 Apr 2008, 20:32, archived)
# very, very good.
as well as the illustrators mentioned above, there's a bit of gahan wilson in there.
(, Mon 7 Apr 2008, 2:09, archived)