The Surreal McCoy

As seen in this week’s edition of the Spectator.

The things people put in their gardens.

From this week’s edition of the Spectator magazine.A familiar anguished lament from the bedrooms of budding singer-songwriters everywhere. The misery album’s popularity knows no bounds and continues to make its exponents happy and rich.

This cartoon appears in the September issue of the Fortean Times, the Journal of Strange Phenomena.

The Fortean Times is a British monthly magazine devoted to the anomalous phenomena popularised by Charles Fort an American who spent most of his life researching the odd, the unusual and the unexplained.

From this month’s issue of the Oldie.

“Warning: the Internet may contain traces of nuts.” ~Author Unknown

“Give a person a fish and you feed them for a day; teach that person to use the Internet and they won’t bother you for weeks.” ~Author Unknown

“The Internet is the world’s… Read More »

From this week’s edition of the Spectator magazine. Reflecting on the events earlier this month not a lot makes sense. Can we press

reboot

and start over please?

Don’t you worry about a thing, because every little thing’s going to be alright.

As seen in the Spectator this week. At last, your summer holiday: if the packing doesn’t get you, then the check-in queue at the airport might. There’s always the unknown hotel room to sleep in, the beach full of shiny, happy people and new food to try.… Read More »

For all the morons out there burning up London…..

[Click on cartoon to enlarge]One of The Surreal McCoy’s cartoons on show at Henley Royal Regatta 2011. The Professional Cartoonists’ Organisation were invited to exhibit work in the art gallery this year and thankfully none of them disgraced themselves by falling in.Though some other race-goers were reportedly awash with Pimms… Read More »

As seen in the July issue of Prospect magazine.And who doesn’t love being on holiday? If you’re not going anywhere nice here’s something fun to do to while away a rainy afternoon.