ROT Oliver K. Langmead and she's more than happy

and she's more than happy to set the record straight

and tips for a new generation of parents

But it’s not just a set of pictures: these prints are actual size

but no-one heard

Something he would happily do for a dog biscuit

ROT Oliver K. Langmead and she's more than happyAbout ROT by Padraic X. Scanlan In the 1800s, as Britain became the world's most powerful industrial empire, Ireland starved. The Great Famine fractured long held assumptions about political economy and 'civilisation', threatening disorder in Britain. Ireland was a laboratory for empire, shaping British ideas about colonisation, population, ecology and work. In Rot, Padraic Scanlan reinterprets the history of this time and the result is a revelatory