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The Gibbon's in Decline but the Horse is Stable

by Maureen Lipman

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An Owl adored a sorceress But loved a white witch too Which to wed and which to bed? To wit: which witch to woo? From the ostra-cised Ostrich to the dandy Cayote they called Don Quixote, from the fetishistic Zebra to the missing Lynx, here is a delighful menagerie of irreverent, laugh-aloud animal verse from the ever-inventive pen of the wonderful Maureen Lipman. Brilliantly illustrated by Gerald Scarfe, Posy Simmonds,Mac, Jan Pienkowski  and other leading cartoonists.           … (more)
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An Owl adored a sorceress But loved a white witch too Which to wed and which to bed? To wit: which witch to woo? From the ostra-cised Ostrich to the dandy Cayote they called Don Quixote, from the fetishistic Zebra to the missing Lynx, here is a delighful menagerie of irreverent, laugh-aloud animal verse from the ever-inventive pen of the wonderful Maureen Lipman. Brilliantly illustrated by Gerald Scarfe, Posy Simmonds,Mac, Jan Pienkowski  and other leading cartoonists.           

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