
Waterstones in Hull are extremely supportive of Hull
& East Riding writers, and carry a stock of many of the books mentioned on this site.

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Peter (PG) Jones is the author of The Legends of Yawnia
novels, which parody the Chronicles of Narnia books of CS Lewis.

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"The Lying Bitch and Her Wardrobe"
C S Lewis’s The Lion, the Witch
& the Wardrobe gets an unashamedly politically incorrect make-over! Join Pedro, Svetlana, Eduardo, and Lacy
on their hilarious adventures. Dumped by their mother on their disturbingly weird uncle, the children explore his outlandish
mansion and discover the magical camp closet, inhabited by Freebase the monkey.
The closet is a magic portal that
takes them to the bizarre world of Yawnia where they befriend the Good Creatures of the enchanted land. Can the children and
their friends overthrow the wicked White Bitch?
Is nothing sacred? You may well ask such a question after
reading P G Jones’s hilarious and affectionate parody of C S Lewis’s The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe.
Imagine that the fantasy world of C S Lewis’s England and Narnia has been transported to the present day United Kingdom
and Yawnia!
The genteel Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy are metamorphosed into tough inner city, streetwise kids
Pedro, Svetlana, Eduardo and Lacy and the eccentric Professor becomes the sinister Dr. Didgery Shag. The rather stern
housekeeper of C S Lewis's original, Mrs. Macready, is transformed into the psychotic Mrs. MacCreepy, while the infamous
White Witch of C S Lewis’s original is morphed into the equally malevolent “White Bitch” with a fabulous
wardrobe.
Fast paced and liberally scattered with hillarious puns,
jokes and allusions, this story nevertheless remains true to the style of C S Lewis, and is a book not to be missed.

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Prince Crapian & the
Voyage of the Porn Trader is the second installment in the Legends of Yawnia series.
What's it about?" I
hear you cry. Well...
C S Lewis receives a second unabashed and politically incorrect make-over as Prince
Caspian and The Voyage of the Dawn Treader get a good mauling! Pedro, Svetlana, Eduardo and Lacy return
to Yawnia to find 500 years have passed. Can they help Prince Crapian rid the enchanted land of his drunken and evil Uncle,
King Shiraz? More to the point, where has the wicked King Shiraz hidden Yawnia’s wealth and just what is his connection
with Jordania, the daughter of the White Bitch, who was defeated by Haslet?