Best Selling Books by Glenn Andrews

A two act comedy playIn death you expect some peace; but not for Hamish Walker - Following a fatal infectious bite all he wants is to be left alone; but the quiet life (or death) isn''t an option... suddenly everyone demands his attention - his GP, the job centre, disability assessor, police, his local MP, parents... even the local television presenter.... And his girlfriend''s a lot less fun now she''s a zombie rights activist.Will Hamish ever find peace and will he remember to take his medication?

Pulpy Friction is a quirky offbeat comedy in two acts.It is set at the annual Woolly Gorge Pulpy Show... where exhibitors compete for the kudos of being pulpy maker of the year. This year''s celebrity judge is Jack Hoff, a children''s television entertainer; judging with local self-proclaimed dignitary Lady Mullington and the pulpy show committee organiser Ingrid. The play is set in around woolly Gorge village before, during and after the fractious judging.Minimum cast of four, 16 characters in total

Spring Chicken Fracas is a two act comedy play set in the fictional village of Shepton Nibley.Chico''s Chicken Circus returns to the common during the Shepton Nibley Spring Fair ; starting a chain of events that turn many of the villagers'' lives upside down and culminating in a crisis at the traditional burning of the whicker man.

Two act comedy play.Clement Sellars is taking drakeine (an anti-depressant) to get by, even after hearing news about his return to television after a three year long absence. To celebrate, he''s off with his wife Emma, aka top DJ MC Minxy to the Big Field Weekend in Cerne Abbas. They are joined by a plethora of quirky characters for a weekend of festival fun just as long as Clement can hold it together and not go too mad on his DNA enhanced anti-depressants.Despite the best efforts of his friend Shaun to keep him out of trouble, a mix up with some special donuts creates havoc. Contains scenes of recreational narcotics use and a scene of a sexual nature

A cautionary two act comedy play about when health and safety turns badMrs Jenkins, also known to many a local as the pigeon lady has been served with a health and safety order requiring her to stop feeding the pigeons.The pigeon lady, with the assistance of her loyal amigo the colonel plot to exact their revenge on the Councillor responsible.Can the Councillor escape the mild peril he is in? A passing train spotter and a busker hold the key to that question.

A One act play based on true story set in Victorian Cheltenham, England. Evelina Marmon is a popular bar maid at the Plough Inn; Unable to afford to keep her new born child, she finds a solution to her dilemma through an advertisement in the local press. She begins a correspondence with Mrs Harding in order to secure the future security of her child and return to work..... but Mrs Harding holds a terrible secret that leads to tragic consequences.

A quirky offbeat comedy in two acts...A golden badger has been spotted in Firkin Forest. The local lord of the manor, Sir Henry Bowbridge has offered a reward of �1,000 pounds for proof of it''s existence. The hunt is underway, and Colin (a reporter for The Tadwick Gazette) is sent out to the dark depths of the forest to investigate. A plethora of interesting characters (some with bizarre theories) are out on the hunt. Will the golden badger be discovered? Does it even exist? And is the full moon of any significance?

A two act comedy play - animal rights activists free three monkeys from a medical research facility.... Those three monkeys are all infected with an experimental ''hypno-virus'' meaning anyone who stares into their eyes catch it. The play follows the animal rights activists, as well as those charged with trying to recover the stolen property on behalf of the pharmaceutical company. A plethora of characters who come into contact with the infected monkeys and assorted conspiracy theorists ensure that the consequences of the monkey''s liberation are both unexpected and hilarious.

The first and the latest settlers of the Midwest provide these recipes for a wide array of dishes, such as Polish Vegetable Salad, Swedish Limpa Bread, and Hungarian Veal Paprika