A renegade experimental psycologist explains how to inflict his methods on the general public.

While dusting off his extensive library, the narrator discovers a diminutive man on one of the lower shelves.

When his key breaks off on the inside of his apartment, the narrator must fight bureaucracy and apathy in increasingly desperate attempts to escape.

A semi-barbaric king devises a semi-barabaric (but entirely fair) method of criminal trial involving two doors, a beautiful lady and a very hungry tiger.

A penniless man is bet that he can't survive for a month - starting and ending with nothing but an implausible, but real, £1,000,000 note. Trading Places, Brewster's Millions. . . . .

A perfectly simple time travel experiment is made increasingly complex by the involvement of the inventor's other half.

A frank account of the experiences of one man who found his perfect partner.

A man is told by a palm reader that he will commit a murder. A satirical crime story that cleverly reverses the conventions of the genre.

Hughie Erskine is good-looking but penniless and needs ten thousand pounds to wed the love of his life. Then he drops in on a painter friend......

A newly imported King of England finds a harsh - but effective - way of dealing with the country's feminists.

The great king Hkrikros - a devout worshiper of the sacred and esteemed serpants - depairs as his favourite nephew begins to show signs of Christianity.

Clovis is sceptical that the Baroness' hunting story will be as unusual as promised.

When Clovis overhears a middle-aged man bemoaning the lack of excitment in his life, he decides to help out. And then some.

A hard drinking, womanising, moustache-wearing baron decides he must get married.

A Korean politician, in jail for diverting just a few too many public funds, develops a cunning escape plan.