Up the Buttwater Way

Up The Buttwater Way is a quaint little village that doesn't actually exist. It is located in a part of Great Britain called Middlesex, which does exist. The protagonist of the story goes by the name of Vivian Anthony Fish. He drinks like one too. His head is often loaded with a mad imagination, yet his life is pure fiction. He still lives at home with his parents, and occasionally attempts to help his father in his butcher shop. He has a friend called Doreen who is just as debauched...
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Up The Buttwater Way is a quaint little village that doesn't actually exist. It is located in a part of Great Britain called Middlesex, which does exist. The protagonist of the story goes by the name of Vivian Anthony Fish. He drinks like one too. His head is often loaded with a mad imagination, yet his life is pure fiction. He still lives at home with his parents, and occasionally attempts to help his father in his butcher shop. He has a friend called Doreen who is just as debauched and hedonistic as himself. Many of the characters in the village appear dysfunctional, a little odd, bizarre, and larger than life. There's a surrealist prankster, two retired time travellers, a quirky philosopher and a frisky librarian, to name but a few. Vignettes at once full of flights of fancy, absurdity, and a playful off the wall humour. It is... Up The Buttwater WayThe Fictional Life Of Vivian Fish.