The Worry: One of the funniest reads, should you ever inherit a warehouse full of traffic cones .

by Chris Bishop

A truly remarkable novel. Uniquely surreal, comic and immensely satisfying. You’ll not have met anybody like When he wins a warehouse full of traffic cones in a dubious card game, a strange chain of events leads him into an equally dubious career, as he trys to exploit this improbable asset into earning a living. Mysteriously enough, no matter how many traffic cones he takes from his warehouse they never seem to run out. Luke is determined to get to the bottom of this, and embarks on some amateur sleuthing that results in a series of surreal situations, that eventually lands him in a police cell in Germany. The Worry is a polymorphic journey from the bizarre to the ridiculous that will make you laugh and get you thinking. Fresh, original, unpredictable yet strangely like its protagonist, it’s funny – and great fun. Not a book to be easily pigeon-holed… unless you have a very odd-shaped pigeon.

345 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 10, 2014