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The Adventures of Roger Womb Ferret: The madcap and naughty adventures through history, of a loveable but thoroughly incorrigible rogue

The Adventures of Roger Womb Ferret: The madcap and naughty adventures through history, of a loveable but thoroughly incorrigible rogue

Paperback

HumorGeneral Drama

ISBN13: 9798175205474
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 18 2026
Pages: 150
Weight: 0.42
Height: 0.38 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
From the dawn of civilization to the peak of the British Empire, history's greatest events have been quietly - and frantically - shaped by one man. Or rather, one specific organ.

Meet Roger Womb Ferret: a boundaryless, totally inappropriate, and utterly insatiable little rogue.

Written under the deadpan pseudonym of a parish priest, The Adventures of Roger Womb Ferret is a fully unhinged, multi-era satirical masterpiece. It perfectly pairs the stiff upper lip of classic British period pieces with the raw, double-entendre-laden vulgarity of Viz Comic, Monty Python, and the Carry On films. Inside this episodic comedic novella, you'll witness Roger tunneling his way through:

  • Ancient Egypt: Where his relentless workplace enthusiasm forces pyramid slaves to invent the iconic Walk Like an Egyptian pose just to warn each other he's coming.
  • The Holy Land: Missing from the modern Bible as the long-lost, highly problematic 13th Disciple, driving a stressed-out Jesus to a near-existential crisis.
  • Medieval Chivalry: Unleashing the ultimate illegal flourish at a grand tourney, leaving the castle commander beet-red and a confused King roaring with laughter.
  • The High Seas: Ruining morale aboard the HMS Bounty as Captain Bligh's suspiciously pampered cabin boy, leading directly to history's most bizarre mutiny.
  • Victorian London: Horrifying high society in a long-lost, heavily suppressed draft of Oscar Wilde's masterpiece, The Importance of Being Roger.
No historical era is sacred, and absolutely no boundaries are left uncrossed. Packed to the brim with bawdy farce, thinly veiled smut, and relentless wit, this is a pitch-black parody of history's most pompous moments.

If you love British satirical humour, laugh-out-loud farce, and unhinged historical comedy, grab your copy today and sit back for a classic comedic romp!

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