The Painspotter's Guide to Broken Britain: 50 People to Love, Hate, Blame, Rate

The Painspotter's Guide to Broken Britain: 50 People to Love, Hate, Blame, Rate

by Dan Wilson (Illustrator), Andrew Holmes (Author), Dan Wilson (Illustrator), Andrew Holmes (Author)

Synopsis

Welcome to Broken Britain! MPs are blaming 'The System' for their thieving behaviour. Bankers have burnt through more cash than President Mugabe and still been bailed out. Britain is Broke. Only one thing's going to sort this mess out - some good old-fashioned finger pointing. It's time to take revenge...Painspotting style. Let the Painspotting commence! This book is more effective than Prozac and cheaper than therapy. You may be angry, you may be mad, you may even be institutionalised, but put the baseball bat away, hang up your lynching rope, and let the Painspotting commence! 50 of the best Love them, hate them, blame them, rate them: The Painspotter's Guide to Broken Britain introduces the 50 most frightful characters you'll meet in a financial crisis, so prepare to laugh out loud at the Frightened Fat Cat , the Miserable Middle Class , the Self-help Saddo and many more.

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Format: Illustrated
Pages: 220
Edition: 1
Publisher: Capstone
Published: 11 Sep 2009

ISBN 10: 1906465711
ISBN 13: 9781906465711

Author Bio
ANDREW HOLMES is someone who is deeply affected by everyone around him - mainly negatively, you understand. This is a man who deliberately fills up his glass so that it's always half-empty, as it gives him something to complain about. When he is not scowling at people in the street, you will find him living in a bivouac in an ancient Hampshire forest, well away from the credit crunch. DAN WILSON is trained as a transforming robot Jedi ninja and regularly scribbles over boundaries betwixt low and high brow art. A fan of decreating remolicious words, he has won innumerable awards for nothing special and hopes to achieve inter-spatial awareness sometime soon. Dan lives with his family in a post-postmodern treehouse, and plans on retiring to the Sea of Tranquility in the 25 th Century.