Bitch: It's Bollocks and it's the Dog's

Steven Appleton

ISBN 10: 0593054997 / ISBN 13: 9780593054994

Published by Bantam Press, 2005

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Bitch: It's Bollocks and it's the Dog's
• Publisher: Bantam Press
• Publication Date: 2005
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0593054997
• ISBN 13: 9780593054994
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Good
• Weight: 560 grams

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Synopsis

Hey, Dogface! Bored with biting postie? Has chasing cars become tiresome? Does fetching sticks seem repetitive and futile? You need "Bitch"! It enables you to: growl in amazement at the decline of the once great Dr Who sidekick K9, now a rusting hulk eking out a meagre living on Big Town's scrapheap; sniff out the full story behind Big Town's major art event, The Turder Prize; bark mindlessly in reaction to our feature about dogging; and do some slightly disturbing carpet scooting/arse rubbing after looking at our pictures of top bitch action. Plus loads of insight into all kinds of matters canine: poo, bones, kennels, meat, fighting, running about, barking, and whimpering. Did we mention poo? There's a lot about poo. And impacted anal glands. "Bitch" - it's for the leader of the pack. You'll howl with laughter.

About the Author

CHRISTOPHER DAWES began his writing career as a music journalist in the mid 1980s. After initiating and editing Melody Maker's first dance section, he was the editor of the clubbing magazine Muzik for 3 years and tehm editor of the male lifestyle title Mondo. He is the co-author of The Book Of E (Omnibus 2000) and is currently writing Rat Scabies & The Holy Grail (Sceptre 2005). MARK ROLAND After a decade playing in bands, Mark Roland joined Melody Maker in the early 1990s, leaving in 1999 to launch Mondo with Push. He has also written for numerous other publications including The Face, FHM, Muzik, Ministry and The Guardian. He is currently working on his first novel.