A further collection of poetic oddities and such-like by Black Country poet and musician Lee Benson

A collection of poetic oddities and such-like...by Black Country poet and musician Lee Benson

Three stages of mayhem...What does it take to pin your fortunes on owning an art gallery? Think about it; all those crazy artists, bargain-hunting customers and highly emotionally charged staff. Naturally...

Who doesn't like baked beans?One young girl adores themHer name is Wilhemena A windy bean story suitable for 4-10 year olds

A collection of poetic oddities by the Birmingham-based musician and children's author Lee Benson.

Not just any haunted house mystery - a true one with the names changed to protect the innocent.

A fourth collection of wonderfully idiosyncratic verse from Lee Benson.

The gallery has gone and painting should be a relaxing hobby. Wrong! Selling yourself is far more problematic.

Six eggstremely exciting stories of Henry Egg and his friends for 4-8 year olds. 

An introductory volume of verse and stories from Harborne's Off The Shelf writers group including pieces by Lee Benson, Jim 'Shaft' Ryan, Andrew Sparke, Scott Moore, Lynda Bowen and Carol Cliffton

Life, love and the universe - light-hearted verse in a Milliganesque style

More silly marvellous verse in Milliganesque style from the Halesowen painter-poet Lee Benson.

More exquisite ramblings from the musician, artist, photographer and author of fiction, poetry and childrens' stories Lee Benson.

‘A successful gallery runs on copious bottles of wine and colourfully intoxicated customers.’ Discuss!More amusing interludes in the life of a gallery owner.  Sequel to So You Want To Own An Art Gallery. 

Six more wonderfully daft Henry Egg stories - ideal bedtime fodder for 4-8 year olds.

Goonish humour and scattergun poetry - marvellous mix of the silly and the sentimental.

An art gallery is serious business...isn't it? Not when it involves manic artists and predatory female staff it isn't."The funniest and sexiest of debut novels"

Wonderfully absurd verse and short tales in Milliganesque style