Wilt
by Tom Sharpe | 
The Return Of Reginald Perrin
by David Nobbs | 
The Fall And Rise Of Reginald Perrin
by David Nobbs | 
The Throwback
by Tom Sharpe | 
Wilt in Nowhere
by Tom Sharpe | 
Things My Girlfriend and I Have Argued About
by Mil Millington | 
Blott on the Landscape
by Tom Sharpe | 
The Stench of Honolulu
by Jack Handey | 
Father of the Bride
by Edward Streeter | 
Duncan Delaney and the Cadillac of Doom
by A. L. Haskett | 
The Adventures of Sally
by P. G. Wodehouse | 
Cocktail Time
by P. G. Wodehouse | 
The Mouse That Roared
by Leonard Wibberley | 
Indecent Exposure
by Tom Sharpe | 
Lunatics
by Dave Barry | 
May Contain Nuts
by John O'Farrell | 
The Wilt Alternative
by Tom Sharpe | 
Riotous Assembly
by Tom Sharpe | 
Ancestral Vices
by Tom Sharpe | 
Vintage Stuff
by Tom Sharpe |
Wilt is still teaching at the Fenland Tech, attempting to drill English into plasterers, dozing through tedious committee meetings and occasionally getting mildly plastered in 'The Pig in a Poke' with one of his few bearable colleagues. But the even tenor of his days is rudely interrupted when the shadow of drug dealing flickers across the Tech. Suddenly Wilt becomes the target of suspicion. His colleagues believe him to be responsible for triggering a departmental inquiry, and his old adversary Inspector Flint, knowing that he's guilty of something, sees a chance to settle a number of scores. What his wife thinks is... well, what all wives think. But what none of them have reckoned with is Wilt's talent for making new enemies. What starts with an accusation of voyeurism in the staff lavatory (of the wrong gender to boot) leads, more or less directly, to a massive confrontation at a nearby US airbase with the forces of law and order on both sides and Wilt in his usual place- in the middle.