'There are holes in the sky where the rain falls in, but they're ever so small that's why rain is thin.' A collection of over thirty ridiculous rhymes, all illustrated with Spike Milligan's own absurd drawings.

The author describes her journey through the Andes with her nine-year-old daughter and a mule called Juana. Together they clambered the length of Peru, from Cajamarca on the border with Ecuador, to Cuzco, the ancient Inca capital, over 1300 miles to the south. With only the most basic necessities to sustain them, their journey was marked by extreme discomfort, occasional danger and even the temporary loss of Juana over a precipice. Yet throughout it all, mother and daughter retained an unflagging sympathy for the perilous beauty and impoverished people of the Andes. Dervla Murphy's other travel books include "Muddling Through In Madagascar" and "Cameroon With Egbert".

Product Description: Spike returns to postwar London to resume his career as a band musician. His Trio tour Britain and their chance at fame comes when they are discovered and asked to appear in a freak show in Zurich. Fresh from success, they return to London where Spike pursues a solo career...read more

The zany, no-holds-barred humor of the landmark BBC Radio comedy series, originally broadcast between 1951 and 1960, comes to life in a collection of four hilarious episodes featuring the antics of Peter Sellers, Harry Secombe, and author Spike Milligan.

Product Description: This tribute to Spike Milligan looks back over his career using scripts from his television and radio shows as well as excerpts from his books and poems. Each excerpt is introduced by those entertainers who know him well, such as Eric Sykes and Harry Secombe, or those who have been influenced by his comedy style, such as John Cleese and Paul Merton...read more

Presents a second collection of four zany episodes from the BBC's popular radio comedy program, in original broadcasts featuring the work of British comic actors as Peter Sellers, Spike Milligan, and Harry Secombe.

Product Description: This is one in a series of renditions of classic works by Spike Milligan. The book recounts the adventures of a beautiful horse called Black Beauty, who bites, kicks, swears and enjoys drinking whisky.

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Product Description: Spike Milligan tells his version of the D.H. Lawrence classic story of the lady who embarks on an affair with the gamekeeper in order to fulfil the physical side of her marriage to a paralyzed husband.

Spike Milligan has carefully selected scores of very personal photographs to illustrate his intriguing family history, from his birth in India in 1918, his childhood, Army life, and the story of his career to the arrival of his own family, creating a fascinating record of his amazing life.

When Murphy wakes up one morning with the thickest of hangovers, the last thing he needs is to be whacked over the head with a frying pan by his wife. While he's knocked senseless, his mind trawls back through his misadventures in every area of his squandered life.

Using previously unbroadcast original scripts by Spike Milligan and Larry Stephens, 'The Goon Show' was recreated for one night at the Playhouse Theatre in London. Music was provided by the John Wilson Orchestra.

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An anthology of Spike Milligan's poems and stories for children. It includes: 'Silly Verse for Kids'; 'The Bald Twit Lion'; 'A Book of Milliganimals'; 'Unspun Socks From a Chicken's Laundry'; 'Sir Nobonk and the Terrible, Awful, Naughty, Nasty Dragon'.