Really enjoyed this. I read Diary of a Somebody earlier in the year and that was my introduction to Bilston. The poetry here covers a lot of scope, Brexit, The American President to more mundane, everyday topics. There were even a couple that brought a tear to the eye.
Bilston's wordplay is, as expected, top notch

Recommended

I devoured this book - and then immediately read the whole thing. Bravo Brian Bilston – I absolutely loved it. So many new favourite poems. Special mentions to:

Love in the Age of Google - loved loved
There's A Supermarket Where Once the Library Stood - a perfect blend of funny and sad (so sad)
To Do lIst - never a truer word
Poetic Justice - perfection
Varieties - especially the Farage mention
Penguins - thought-provoking brilliance
An Exchange of Similies - wonderful linguistic cleverness

I could go on. A very, very good book indeed