Books
Queen's Counsel cartoons have been collected and published in a number of volumes.
- Queen's Counsel - A Libellous Look at The Law (Robson Books 1995)
- Queen's Counsel - Judgment Day (Robson Books 1996)
- Queen's Counsel - Laying Down The Law (Times Books 1997)
- The Times - Best of Queen's Counsel Harper Collins (1999)
- Lawyers Uncovered - Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Law But Didn't Want to Pay £500 an Hour to Find Out JR Books (1997)
- 101 Ways to Leave The Law JR Books, London (2009)
- The Queen's Counsel Official Lawyer's Handbook The Robson Press, London (2011)
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