Graham Crackers: Fuzzy Memories, Silly Bits, and Outright Lies

This is one of the funniest and saddest books I've ever read. Great stories and tall tales from the tallest Python. Buy it and enjoy.

The publisher, Michael Earley, Publisher: [email protected] Methuen reissues all the classic Monty Python books in Oct In October 1999 Methuen Publishing (London) is reissueing all the Monty Python books, TV scripts and screenplays, plus the new A Pocketful of Python series, to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the first broadcast Monty Mython's Fliying Circus. Please contact us for details: [email protected]

One of the funniest books of the past 10 years. It's a little shortish, but then with Graham being dead I suppose it was hell trying to get more material out of him. Thanks to whoever for doing this book - I needed the laughs!

Most "humorists" don't know when to leave you wanting more, but Graham Crackers is just right: it's gives you plenty of tasty tidbits of humor and whets your appetite for more classic Monty Python! The stories are insightful, funny, sometimes painful - but never ever boring. Graham was a nut, but also "totally crackers"! Can't wait for the movie! Buy it, you will like it.

Leave it to Graham Chapman, who has been dead for 8 years, to keep Python humour alive. His new book (actually compiled by Jim Yoakum who was a one-time writing partner of Chapman's) tells tales both tall and true about his crazy days as a member of Monty Python, as well as his life before and afterwards. The book is full of genuine laughs and sometimes touching moments and is a fine addition to the Python ouevre. The pictures are nice too. A high reccomendation for fans of Python or anyone who enjoys a great laugh.