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Glitter Buckets & Spades

Meet Oscar Ockham — owner of a seaside magic-and-clown-accessories shop, and an otherwise normal bloke. Until the day he and his friends cross paths with a shady government agency. The kind of thing that could only happen in a British seaside town.

Quirky characters. Twists you won’t see coming. And comedy with a sharp, beating heart. Glitter Buckets & Spades is a comedy adventure for readers who like their fiction odd, warm, and just a little bit bonkers.

 

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🎩✨ Meet Oscar Ockham, a happy-go-lucky magician, clown-accessories shop owner, and the protagonist of the thrilling and comedic tale, “Glitter Buckets & Spades”!

Challenged by shadowy, sinister good-for-nothings, Oscar must rally his neighbours to save their beloved seaside street from the ominous government project, Site B.

Dive into a world filled with comedy, magic, and action. From perilous journeys through neighbours’ attics to pub quizzes gone awry, “Glitter Buckets & Spades” will happily keep you guessing.

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Given Time is an emotionally charged story of love, loss, and redemption, perfect for readers who crave character-driven dramas that cut deep. 

Not a comedy, but an excellent read.

About me

Wouldn't you know it?

I’m a British writer with a deep (and occasionally ridiculous) love for storytelling. Founder of The Spoof and Laughsend, the satire websites I wrote for and edited for years, I’ve developed an eye for wit... and for sometimes questionable life choices.

These days, I live in the south of England, where I continue writing to my heart’s content.

My latest novel, GLITTER BUCKETS & SPADES, is a distinctly comic ride. You’ll enjoy it. Probably. But no pressure.

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