robert rankin

An extract from my SFF blog: http://sciencefictionfantasy.blogspot.co.uk/) As regular followers of this blog (yes, both of you!) will know, I have a soft spot for books which feature alternative histories and particularly a magical version of London. I can't recall what caused me to buy The...

Hi Everyone, Just wanted to post a quick reminder that ROBERT RANKIN will be in Leicester this Thursday (15th) to launch his latest title, The Mechanical Messiah. We've got a reading, Q+A, signing and booksales on the night, and tickets are a bargain at just £5.50! You can check out all...

Hi Guys, Just wanted to pass on the news of the latest Alt.Fiction event - we'll be welcoming Robert Rankin to Phoenix Square in Leicester on the 15th September. It's bound to be an entertaining event, so come down and join us! Full details and booking can be found at...

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Any fans of the brilliant Robert Rankin on here ? He is my most read author ove the last few years I have about 18 books of his and I`ve had the pleasure of meeting him twice at book signings and after the second time we went for a pint and talked toot :D

While I am in the mode of reading Pratchett and actually getting his humour now I would like to know is Robert Rankin any good. A colleague recommends him and says he's pretty funny. What do you guys reckon?

For any R.Rankin fans. Hokus Bloke Productions, Ladbroke Productions & BBC Audiobooks in partnership with Forbidden Planet are pleased to announce a signing by Robert Rankin, David Warner and Rupert Degas. They will be signing the audio book version of Robert’s The Brightonomicon at the...

We I tried to read one of this authors books - The Garden of Unearthly Delights. It's probably the strangest book I've ever tried to read and got totally lost very quickly into the story :confused: There seems to be a lot of his books around, is it worth trying something else? So are all...

King of Weird S----tuff? General. Yeah! I happen to love Rankin, since I saw he was recommended by another of my faves, Terry Pratchett. He's got the bizzare sense of humour I adore and the timing and the injokes and the way of twisting things on their head that is quintissentially nuts...

So, has anyone read it yet? for the record: I LOVE THIS BOOK ok?