Forty-four surprising books by writers who you wouldn't associate with a certain genre. Here we have theology by Delia Smith, a political thriller by Les Dawson, a pamphlet on the benefit of eructation by Jonathan Swift, and what looks suspiciously like a managerial tract by George Orwell. Surprising...and often astonishing, this book is based on the Spectator column of the same name by widely-published novelist and columnist Gary Dexter. Lavishly illustrated with the original covers.