John Lennon’s second collection of poems, stories, and drawings is now available again to celebrate its 50th anniversary. Following the incredible success of his first book, "In His Own Write," this collection is just as witty, quirky, and wonderful as his debut. First published in 1965, it is now back in print and looks just as it did when it was first released half a century ago.

The contents include: A Spaniard in the Works, The Fat Budgie, Snore Wife and Some Several Dwarts, The Singularge Experience of Miss Anne Duffield, The Faulty Bagnose, We Must Not Forget the General Erection, Benjaman Distasteful, The Wumberlog (or The Magic Dog), Araminta Ditch, Cassandle, The National Health Cow, Readers Lettuce, Silly Norman, Mr. Boris Morris, Bernice's Sheep, Last Will and Testicle, Our Dad and I Believe, Boot.

John Lennon is one of the most iconic figures of the twentieth century, a musician, singer, and songwriter of extraordinary popularity and influence, who was tragically murdered in December 1980. While the Beatles, the band he is most associated with, only existed for eight years, they transformed the face and sound of the sixties, and their work is the most listened to and most covered in the history of popular music.