Three to See the King: ‘Pythonesque … Quirky, deadpan and quietly unhinged’

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Mills’s comedy shares its anthropological glee with The League of Gentlemen…This shouldn’t be a speedy page-turner, but it is; light reading with real depth’ Guardian

‘Pythonesque … Quirky, deadpan and quietly unhinged’ Scotsman

Living on a windy plain in a house made entirely from tin, a recluse’s quiet life is transformed by the severely critical Mary Petrie who arrives unannounced with a trunk of her belongings in tow.

As a procession of new houseguests begins, our narrator is put under pressure as his previously-isolated existence is turned on its head and he is forced to choose between a solitary life and joining the mass exodus of his neighbours…

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