Funeral Foul-ups (and Titbits) : A Compendium is an extended version of previous stories of the best and worst funerals the world has ever seen. This third-edition book brings my collections of all manner of funeral-related mishaps into the public gaze in one easy-to-read book.
Bolstered yet further, this version of the much-admired two previous editions (Funeral Foul Ups (and Titbits) Parts One and Two) , includes stories and anecdotes of before as well as some new material, and original artwork by the author.
The perfect read for anyone interested in the GRAVE world of funerals...
Sit down, take a deep breath and turn the page: it's all you have to do!
Taken from newspapers, online pages and personal accounts from around the world, the stories retold reveal the bruised and battered underbelly of a profession in mourning, as well as the occasional offence against public decency. There is even an index of the final resting places of a few famous and infamous dead people, just for your enjoyment.
* How difficult can it really be to bury someone?
* Can you recite the Funeral Director's Ode by heart?
* Where is Sir Winston Churchill buried?
Read of a funeral fracas, body swaps, an undertaker killed by a coffin and a touch of the living dead, and you will understand why Funeral Foul-ups (and Titbits) : A Compendium is the perfect coming together of all that is wrong with undertaking. Read more Continue reading Read less
