John Fleming) Ebury Press/Random House, 2003. ; How To Live, P.O.W, 2005. ; Republished by Go Faster Stripe, 2018 Wall & Piece, (contributor), by Banksy, Century, 2006. ; You Are Nothing, (interviewee), by Robert Wringham, Go Faster Stripe, 2012. Other works Munnery has several CDs available: Alan Parker – Blast From The Past (featuring Stewart Lee on guitar and Al Murray on drums), Simon Munnery's Experimental Half Hour (2 CD's from the Resonance FM radio show of the same name), AGM recorded live at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2003, and BucketHead: Phenomenon Anon And On and Mr Bartlett & Mr Willis (2011) written and co-performed by Kevin Eldon. In 2007, Simon appeared as Alan Parker on a music track by The Orb called Grey Clouds, a take off of their earlier track Little Fluffy Clouds. It features on the Annie Nightingale album called Y4K on Distinct'ive Records. Two DVDs of his work were released in 2007 – the first IAMTV, covering his Perrier Award Nominated show from the 1999 Edinburgh Fringe, was closely followed by Hello produced by Go Faster Stripe, a more recent stand-up performance. In the 1990s, he regularly contributed a column to NME as "Alan Parker: Urban Warrior". In 2009, Munnery starred in an award-winning animated rotoscope short, titled Yellow Belly End, co-written and directed by Philip Bacon, a student of the National Film and Television School. In the nine-minute film, Munnery appears in a bird costume and contemplates a cliff. He is credited as "Bird". In 2017, Munnery was interviewed by fellow comedian Stuart Goldsmith for his podcast the Comedians Comedian. They discussed the inspiration for some of Munnery's ground breaking characters amongst other topics. In 2020, artist Andy Holden curated a retrospective of the artwork of Simon Munnery, tilted ‘What Am I?’ It was first shown at Ex-Baldessarre, Bedford, and then toured to Stroud Valley Art Space. References External links Simon Munnery – official site New Statesman – Munnery's writing for The New Statesman, 2006–2008. Simon Munnery's Comedy CV Resonance FM How to Live – Munnery's book at First Against the Wall. CERN Podcast – Simon Munnery and Kevin Eldon visit CERN Alumni of Trinity College, Cambridge English male comedians Living people People educated at Watford Grammar School for Boys 1967 births 20th-century English comedians 21st-century English comedians