New Picture Books - Four Wacky Tales & The Dog Of Edward Aloysius Grey

This Blog has been neglected far too long...

I shall now make amends by telling you all about my latest writing and illustrating Exercise...

Four Wacky Tales – Written and Illustrated by Paul H. Tubb

Out now from Emu Ink comes four tales in one handy collection from the Creative Mind of Comic Poet and Humorous Illustrator Paul H. Tubb…

Each of the four tales are hilarious, illustrated, rhyming stories, that feature odd characters and even odder scenarios.

All four are perfect antidotes to boredom for Children of all ages.

The four tales are:

Ten Princesses – Prince Edwin doesn’t want to be Prince, so he comes up with a plan to change his position, but he needs help to achieve it.

The Dog of Edward Aloysius Grey – Take a trip through the mind of a Crazy Canine. (Also Available in Paperback at the Link Below)

Scaring Jeremiah – An Old man tells scary stories to Children, but there is one Child he’s unable to scare. He wants to scare this Child so much that he comes up with an unorthodox idea to help him… Will it work?

Jeremy Doesn’t Like Jam – Jeremy has to convince his Jam obsessed mother that he doesn’t share her passion for Jam, but she just won’t listen to him. Who will she listen to?

All four narratives are available individually to rent from Emu Ink, or to purchase as an entire collection. Click on a links below for more information.

   

Here is a picture of me with my new paperback version of the Dog of Edward Aloysius Grey

Artistically Speaking...

Just thought I'd blog to let everyone know what I'm up to, artistically speaking. I will no longer be seen on the Dublin comedy curcuit due to my time being spread too thin...

I've finished the poems and illustrations for my Dublin Collection, with the hope that they'll be edited and released within the next twelve months. I'm hoping also to put out a few songs and poems on CD during the year.

I have also finished a Children's picture book which I am most pleased with. Normally I have doubts about my words and drawings and I can just hope they will be well recieved, but this peice of art I am actually really pleased with and I have high hopes for it...

It is called, The Dog of Edward Aloysius Grey, and I will say no more about it at the moment, except to show you the front cover.

Apart from this, I'm always writing Poems, Songs, Drawing cartoons and illustrations and attempting to write humorous prose as well...