Books
| Title | Year | Type | Pages | Author |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Am I A Chap? | 2011 | compilation | 199 | Gustav Temple |
| The Best of The Chap | 2005 | compilation | 192 | Gustav Temple & Vic Darkwood |
| Around the World in Eighty Martinis: The Logbook of a Remarkable Voyage Undertaken | 2003 | travelogue | 144 | Gustav Temple & Vic Darkwood |
| The Chap Almanac: An Esoterick Yearbook for the Decadent Gentleman | 2002 | collection | 144 | Gustav Temple & Vic Darkwood |
| The Chap Manifesto: Revolutionary Etiquette For The Modern Gentleman | 2001 | treatise | 138 | Gustav Temple & Vic Darkwood |
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