Michael Joseph has world rights in all languages and audio rights to Get in the Sea: An
Apoplectic Guide to Modern Life, which will be published on 25 February 2016.
That doesn't surprise me at all as a couple of weeks ago their bloggers didn't seem to know about the great Welsh author D J Williams (author of Yr Hen Dy Ffarm and featured in Dafydd Iwan's great ballad "Can i DJ") and went
apoplectic at a gentle article I wrote about Plaid's move to the right.
I honestly hope Sarah Brady is reading this and going into
apoplectic shock.
I know it made some 1911 fans
apoplectic, but not everyone is an ex-Green Beret with 20 years' combat experience.
I AM absolutely
apoplectic at the news that greedy bankers are demanding that they get their bonuses or else they will walk.
But a succession of mix-ups and misunderstandings leads the unit to their darkest hour, when Calum is awoken by Lenny,
apoplectic that the Blakeney operation has been compromised: Georgie has been shot dead and John is nowhere in sight, and it looks like Mercer's handiwork
The midfielder was
apoplectic last weekend after his side threw away a two goal lead to draw with Torino who are coached by Walter Novellino - the man Doni blames for ruining two years of his career when he was at Sampdoria.
Since antiquity, comic writers have endured, often proudly welcomed, being banned by popes and kings and assailed with rotten eggs and lawsuits, but have become
apoplectic whenever some humorless critic tries to construct a theory of their art.
Indeed, over the past four years or so, DiLorenzo and The Real Lincoln have stirred up a hornet's nest of frothing,
apoplectic liberals and neo-conservatives, Democrats and Republicans, as they vainly attempt damage control of the bleeding myth of Lincoln, the "Redeemer President.
There would be a collective wailing and gnashing of teeth accompanied by
apoplectic warnings about the end of the "gold standard" National Health Service.
The very thought that gays might some day win the legal right to marry makes him
apoplectic.
