Anthony Bunko

From Blackadder to A Bit of Fry and Laurie, Jeeves and Wooster to House, Hugh Laurie has entertained millions in a career spanning three decades. Born in Oxford, Hugh followed in his father's footsteps, not as a doctor but as a rower, rowing for Cambridge University. But unlike his father he never made it to the Olympics and instead was forced, due to illness, to swap the oars for the stage; joining Cambridge Footlights. It was there that Hugh began his career in comedy and forged a hilarious partnership with fellow scholar Stephen Fry. Enjoying success on the small screen Hugh went on to star in film adaptations of Sense and Sensibility , 101 Dalmatians, Monsters v Aliens and the three Stuart Little movies. But it is the character of Doctor Gregory House, in the US TV drama House, which has brought Hugh Laurie global fame. Winning 2 Golden Globes for the role and receiving a prestigious Emmy nomination in 2005, Hugh continues to receive critical acclaim for his performances in the show. With worldwide stardom and an OBE to his name, Hugh Laurie is undoubtedly one of Britain's best-loved actors.

The Biography

Hugh Laurie

Several days after Clive the Postman's appearance sent shockwaves through a small village, a bus load of insanity turned up wearing Jesus sandals, dark shades and in search of answers!!! ...this is the (almost) truthful tale of the man whose hair grew black...Described by many as the Goons meets the Young Ones while drinking in the same pub as Father Ted, this laugh out loud book based on the Hit stage play will have you rushing to tell your friends, family, pets and weird individuals hiding in the coal cwtch."You will laugh long and hard and feel gloriously guilty about doing so! Absolutely Brilliant" Paul Forde, Head of BBC Comedy Wales

The Man Whose Hair Grew Black

A hilarious laugh-out loud 'consultant had enough' memoir based on true events. Anthony Bunko spills the beans of what goes on in the two-faced world of BMWs, smart suits, flip charts and ever changing buzz words, while trying to cope with his mid-life crisis.

Lord Forgive Me

HUGH JACKMAN is a true Hollywood juggernaut. The magnetic Australian has joined countrymen Mel Gibson and Russell Crowe as an international superstar and is loved by fans worldwide for his varied career in film and theatre.When a young Jackman turned down a role in Neighbours to study at Perth's prestigious WAAPA, his gamble would pay off hand-somely. After a string of successful musicals, Jackman's Hollywood break came after being cast as Wolverine in 2000, catapulting him to heavyweight stardom. He has since reprised the role in box office hits The Last Stand, Origins and The Wolverine.Premium offers including 2006 animation Happy Feet, Baz Lurhmann's epic Australia â€" and even a rumoured shortlist spot for James Bond â€" soon followed. With a 2013 Academy Award nomination for his tour de force performance as Jean Valjean in the epic Les Miserables, and a star turn as Wolverine in X-Men: Days of Future Past on the horizon, Hugh is set to dominate the silver screen for the foreseeable future.Acclaimed actor, Sexiest Man Alive winner, all-action hero and devoted family man, Hugh Jackman has it all, and his stock just keeps on rising. In this fantastic biography, Anthony Bunko traces the amazing story of a true showbiz star and modern-day matinee idol.

Hugh Jackman - The Biography

A collection of Visual Industrial Poems at their sharpest, wittiest, and most aggressive. They are a mix of little dark one page stories in rhyme or sharp funny observations about sex, drugs and sausage rolls Bunko spews out his very own original style of poetry that's been locked inside his mind for way too long...it was time to set it free Working up to the Slaughterhouse

Working Up To The Slaughterhouse

Anna Rodriguez

Anna Rodriguez, more than any other documented person in the United States, reaches into the night and grabs the hands of those stolen through human trafficking. She then does everything within her power to pull them out and put them back together. Human trafficking has infiltrated not only the international community but the United States with the annual Super Bowl being a prime area for trafficking every year, unknown to the public. Ma'am Anna is the first-ever human trafficking rescuer memoir. It puts readers courageously and unmistakably inside human trafficking and chronicles how one woman dared to track and hunt traffickers and recover our stolen human beings being sold as property. She is a modern-day abolitionist recognised as a hero by former President George W. Bush. Her efforts have led to the formation of the Florida Coalition on Human Trafficking. Ma'am Anna shows that one person can make a difference and readers experience not only the raw reality of what happens when a person is trafficked but the joy of reading survivor updates.

The Remarkable Story of a Human Trafficking Rescuer

Ma'am Anna

Mike Watkins

Bunko Watkins

Mewn hunangofiant gonest, mae Mike 'Spikey' Watkins, cymeriad brith ond hoffus ym myd rygbi Cymru yn yr 1980au yn codi'r clawr ar fywyd a gyrfa lliwgar iawn. -- Cyngor Llyfrau Cymru

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