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Another Perfect Day in Fucking Paradise
The most recent of Chris Page's novels. Ben seems to be the only living person on the planet and the dead are really getting on his nerves.
FicitionalShirts
In an unconscionable capitulation to consumerism, Chris Page is now selling merchandise. Shirts, mugs, paraphernalia and stuff in sizes, colours, and genders. Click the image.
Sanctioned
Sanctioned is the latest novel by Chris Page, published May 2017.
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The first three chapters of Sanctioned ...
The Underpants Tree
Paperback and ebook from Amazon or direct from the author.
King of the Undies World
Weed
Weed, the novel by Chris Page, available in paperback and ebook. Click the image to find out more.
Un-Tall Tales
Chris Page's collection of short fiction in Kindle and paperback.
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Tag Archives: twitter
Tweety tweety tweetvert
Tweetverts for the recent book, Sanctioned. All my own work (the tweetverts and the book). I tracked down the actual fonts used by The Sun and copied their typography for maximum tabloid effect. (Any echoes of Barbara Kruger may not … Continue reading
You can’t keep a good pair of undies down
Here’s the latest tweet-vert for King of the Undies World and The Underpants Tree. What do you think?
@grantshapps Thanks for the follow :-)
For a change some good news. Imagine my delight when I woke this morning and found that overnight Grant Shapps, chairman of the Conservative Party had followed me on Twitter. (I deeply regret, Mr Shapps, that I have not returned … Continue reading
Twit
A couple of weeks ago, in an astonishing fit of petulance I deactivated my whole Twitter account. I doubt that anyone has noticed. I have to report that my life feels in no way impoverished by this lack of a … Continue reading
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