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William Franklyn stars as Sexton Blake, with David Gregory as his assistant, Tinker, in four original BBC Radio dramatisations from 1967. Lost from the BBC archives for over 40 years, these rediscovered episodes are presented for the very first time. Includes 'The Eight Swords', 'A Murder of Crows', 'Double and Quit' and 'You Must Be Joking'.

Dive into a delightful exploration of manners and etiquette with Perfect Behavior, a witty guide for ladies and gentlemen navigating social crises in 1922. Join us for a charming journey filled with humor and timeless advice, introduced by Samanem.

In his groundbreaking work Outline of History, Mr. H. G. Wells unfortunately had to leave out many key events in the rich tapestry of American history. In this engaging and humorous volume, I aim to fill those gaps with a unique perspective. Imagining an American history penned by our most iconic literary figures, this narrative brings to life the stories and moments that define our nation, all with a delightful twist. Join me on this whimsical journey through the past! - Summary by Donald Ogden Stewart

Dive into this witty guide designed for both ladies and gentlemen facing the quirks of social situations. With a humorous twist, this audiobook offers charming insights to navigate any social crisis with grace and style. (Summary by MaryAnn)

‘The history of crime detection has produced no more famous name than that of Sexton Blake’William Franklyn stars as paperback hero Sexton Blake, with David Gregory as his assistant Tinker, in four original BBC Radio dramatisations from 1967. Lost from the BBC archives for over 40 years...

A Parody Outline of History is hilarious but scathing anti-war satire of The Outline of History (1920) by H. G. Wells, written by Donald Ogden Stewart, in the styles of popular authors of the day, and first published in 1921 only a year after World War I ended. This ear-popping audio dramatization was produced and voiced by Joe Bevilacqua (aka Joe Bev) - enhanced with music and sound effects - in the style of the popular performers of 1920s and 30s, including The Marx Brothers, Laurel and Hardy, Jack Benny, W.C. Fields, Gary Cooper, and John Wayne.

‘The history of crime detection has produced no more famous name than that of Sexton Blake’William Franklyn stars as paperback hero Sexton Blake, with David Gregory as his assistant Tinker, in four original BBC Radio dramatisations from 1967. Lost from the BBC archives for over 40 years...