Trannys to Tiaras!
Maharajas, Mystics & Masala
Wow! Pow! & Persusaions
Oysters Aweigh!
Triple Oh Heaven!
Rootin! Tootin! Khamun!
Ceruse – A cover-up extraordinaire
The Grin Reaper
Divoon Daddy
Neos Helios
Amos, Amas, Amassive!
Still Life – The Resurrection
Bruised Fruit
Defunct Gristle
Paul Dot Go
Regina
Red Snapper
Versus
The Gallery
The Blow Go Bar
Bobette - The Ups & Downs of a Total (Male) Tart
The Burning Bush
Crisp & Golden
Bel Ragazzo - Beautiful Boy - ? -
Swallow Dive
Too Good To Be Trué
6+6+6 – Eighteen Tales of Textual Titillation Vol 1
6+6+6 – Eighteen Tales of Textual Titillation Vol 2
Aliens & Arabesques – Blast Off!
She Married a Zombie Truck Driver & Five More "Trucking" Tales
Jan Unleashed!
Never a "CRAFT" Moment
I Give You My Heart
The Evil That Men Do – The Evil I Have Done
Five Caballeros
Et Tutu, Brute?
Pillow Squawk
Three on a Match – Plus Three
Pits, Privates & Feet
Leo, Lulu, Lobie, & Mae
CHILDREN'S BOOKS
Four Zimbabwean Adventure Tales
The Adventures of Tumble The Clumsy Tree
TREYTON TEMPLETON SERIES
The Omnipotent
Colosseum
Who Scares Wins
Paul Dot Go
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"PAUL DOT GO is clever."
Grady Harp - Amazon
PAUL DOT GO is clever. Robin Anderson, who has many books published to his credit, makes a step
with the title that gives the savvy reader an idea about the book's inclination; Paul Gauguin is the
"ideal" of the painter character in the book. It is a wild ride!
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"Another Great Read from Robin Anderson."
Amos Lassen
I do not know how Robin Anderson does it. He constantly writes entertaining books that have good stories and keeps me laughing. We are finally being introduced to his work as some of his books are now available in America.
Our hero this time is William (Wan. W) Wandsworth, a portrait painter who uses diversity in the backgrounds of his works. They can be set anywhere from a farmyard to a cemetery and from a modern urban center to an Italian castle circa 14th century. It is not his painting we are concerned with but his life which is one hijink after another. He is odds with Harry Humphries, an interior designer and pop idol, Tommy Tyler. What William wants is legendary status while he still lives and he surrounds himself with a very strange menagerie of friends. There are two dwarfs (can I say that?), Paul and Nelson, Skids, a major domo and his very dark friend, Rufus. Then there is Prince Albert, and Mic Sanford who finds himself embroiled in William's ambitions who lusts after Harry.
There is no guessing where the plot goes and guessing gets you nothing. I won't disclose any of that so you can enjoy it for yourself. There is yet another character who is the total William nemesis, a man by the name of Paul.Go.
As I said, there are lots of laughs and lots of fun and it is all presented to us in Anderson's glorious prose with a side serving of tongue-in-cheek. Believe me, this is one you do not want to miss. If you have never read Robin Anderson, this is a good place to start and if you are already a fan, it will cement that.
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Sally Farmiloe-Neville - Hot Gossip (Autumn 2011)
ROBIN ANDERSON has brought out another of his dark and witty bonk-busters. Do they have "Bonk-Buster Awards?" If not, why not, as the suave ROBIN would obviously win. In his latest the wicked characters al get their come-uppance, go-downance and whatever-ance and an extraordinary time is had by all.