Author and musician Ross Aubrey (born March 29, 1961) is known for his surreal and dark humour. His central character is himself, alongside recurring figures such as Uncle Bert, Aunt Dolly, Cousin Luthur, and Cousin Sue.
His writing blends wordplay, non sequiturs, paraprosdokians, and sharp observational humour. Aubrey’s works mix plausible facts with absurd narratives, taking everyday thoughts and pushing them into heightened single‑mindedness to reveal the strangeness beneath the ordinary.
Books
Renegade Goats On Drugs
Hare Removal Upon Uranus
Suburban Campfire Singalong Blues
Dag Free Zone
Uncle Bert’s Secret Shame
Useless Twits Training School
Confessions Of A Dung Beetle
Major Dingley’s Legendary Party Trick
Sympathy Is For The Herd
Uncle Shirley’s Industrial Accident
Captain Throttlebottom’s Didgeridoo
When Alien Chickens Attack
Psychic Mad Cow Exorcism Polka
People Get What They Deserve
Unlearning The Facts Of Life
The Town That Means Well
Thar She Blows
Souvenirs From Nowhere
Giddy-Up Apocalypse
Revenge Of The Sea Cows
Kicking A Nasty Habit
Dudley’s On A Promise
Excessive Mating By Large Marine Mammals
Year Of The Turkey
You’re Not My Target Audience
Aunt Dolly’s Memorial Sonic Barbeque
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