Nothing to Complain About?: Outlandish Letters for Implausible Problems

by Michael A. Lee

Here at last is the third wonderfully humourous and entertaining anthology of letters and replies from the correspondent from Hell, Michael A.Lee. The indignant author writes a moving letter of complaint to his dentist after a young neighbor's milk tooth is ignored by the tooth fairy; Kiklees Metropolitan Council respond to his letter bemoaning the number of poodies on Huddersfield's streets; Colonel Longman of the Royal Tank Regiment explains that he is unable to provide a think-tank; and the long-suffering Portia from Next Retail Customer Services Department bears the brunt of his complaint that he cannot find a Davy Crockett in his local store. Lee relentlessly pursues a host of unsuspecting high-profile individuals and organizations with strange complaints, and, incredibly, they respond. Nothing to Complain About? is a brilliant and hilarious excursion into the surreal world of quintessential British humor.

208 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2005