Angry that his new born child is a girl, and not the male heir he was expecting the king disposes of the baby as if she never existed.

Rangalan is rescued by a goblin woman, is raised in a goblin village and eventually rises to be goblin queen.

When she finds out that the king is out to enslave goblinkind it is time to take revenge.

Well written and full of humour, the story follows Rangalan’s quest to rid the land of her despotic father and bring peace between the human and goblin people

The characters are nicely drawn and the dialog is designed to make you chuckle. ( )

A strange encounter in the Bull’s Head leads to a battle for the planet’s future.

Another nicely constructed and very funny product from the deranged mind of Simon Carr.

To avoid spoilers, I’ll say no more about it ( )

Another gigglefest from Simon Carr that this time takes a sideways look at the world of conspiracy theories and turns the whole subject on it's head

An excellent plot with interesting characters that keeps you entertained throughout ( )

The tale of a group of admin staff trying to submit the office timesheets whilst a galactic war rages all around them.

In typical Simon Carr style this, Star Wars parody, is full of laughs and witty observations of the human condition. ( )

A space hero whose exploits are successful more by luck than judgement, not always helped by his sarcastic robot sidekick.

This tale of Rick Toenail is a typical example of the kind of output from Simon Carr that manages to enthrall, entertain and make you laugh all at once. ( )