The art of coarse golf

Humor & Entertainment

Green, Michael Frederick

Humor

Arrow Books

Harking back to the time when yachts were made of wood, this bestselling classic - even more relevant for the Coarse Sailor of the millennium who, in times of crisis, is wont to forget nautical language and shout 'For God's sake, turn left!' - will appeal to all those sailing buffs who mostly find themselves boating around in muck rather than mucking around in boats!

The art of coarse sailing

Hutchinson

Squire Haggard's journal

The art of coarse cruising

Tonight, Josephine: And Other Undiscovered Letters

Houghton/Mifflin

This second part of Michael Green's memoirs gives an account of working as a journalist in an austere post-war Britain. He describes a succession of bed-sits and badly paid jobs on provincial newspapers interspersed with bouts of heavy drinking, amateur dramatics, rugby and cricket. His break into Fleet Street and a disastrous first foray into television finally end in the publication of a bestseller called "The Art of Coarse Rugby".

Nobody hurt in small earthquake: The sequel to The boy who shot down an airship

Heinemann

Michael Green's rugby alphabet

Pelham Books

The Art of Coarse Acting

Limelight Editions

<p>A bawdy parody of an 18th-century English gentleman's diary that links Boswell to "Blackadder."</p>

Squire Haggard's Journal (Prion Humour Classics)

Prion Books

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