Blott on the Landscape

Tom Sharpe's gloriously anarchic comedy about Lady Maud Lynchwood's battle against a motorway threatening her ancestral pile. Enter Blott, her magnificently loyal gardener with a mysterious past and a talent for creative sabotage. What follows is pure satirical chaos—think exploding bulldozers, bureaucratic nightmares, and one of the most wickedly funny takedowns of British planning committees ever written. Perfect for fans of P.G. Wodehouse meets Monty Python, or anyone who relishes absurdist humour with bite.