The Man Who Fell Asleep

I'm now reading the book of the website of The Man Who Fell Asleep.

So if you're travelling by tube and there's a woman sitting next to you stifling a guffaw, that's me. It's the funniest thing I've read in ages.

Comments

KAZ said…
Yeah
I could do wih a laugh.
11:24 PM
Steve said…
Oh me too. Most definitely.
7:24 AM
Glenda Young said…
It's a good 'un. Odd, but a good 'un.
11:06 AM
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