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ReplikaReplika (book)Print: $6.63 Download: $1.99 It's a pretty routine life in post-millennial Manchester for the mega successful playwright Smirnov Kool. Untill reality spectacularly collapses one morning. Everything he once took for granted is replaced with suicidal taxi drivers, vamprical gangsters, naked people and a transvestite private eye. Will reality ever be restored again? What of the people left behind? Warning! This book contains scenes of extreme self-pity and bitterness and an array of colourful characters with daft names like Lexus, Ikea, HarviNix and Dub Orion. Conceived well before the likes of British TV hit 'Life on Mars', Winstanley's slice of fantasy and pop culture satire is relentless in its drive, imagination and wry observation of the modern world. Contains strong language and scenes of a sexual nature. 
The TravestyThe Travesty (book)Print: $4.47 Download: $1.99 The afterlife can be a depressing place when all you have for company is a bigoted old woman, still in mourning, a spiritualist bicycle courier and two scientists who haven't seen each other for twenty years and are disappointed at the lousy service, which as it happens, is an automated one. In his first full length play, Winstanley audaciously shows us that you don't have to be Beckett or Pinter to explore themes about the human condition or the futility of modern life. But it helps. 
Small Cream FibsSmall Cream Fibs (book)Print: $6.54 Download: FREE In this new tenth anniversary edition of his debut collection of short fiction, Winstanley explores absurd tales and stories about mysterious suitcases, men with big teeth, compulsive liars, Russian rapscallions and strange cliques among others. Themes range from madness, loneliness and death.  Download for Free |
REPLIKA (2007)
It's a pretty routine life in post-millennial Manchester for the mega successful playwright Smirnov Kool. Untill reality spectacularly collapses one morning. Everything he once took for granted is replaced with suicidal taxi drivers, vamprical gangsters, naked people and a transvestite private eye. Will reality ever be restored again? What of the people left behind? Warning! This book contains scenes of extreme self-pity and bitterness and an array of colourful characters with daft names like Lexus, Ikea, HarviNix and Dub Orion. Conceived well before the likes of British TV hit 'Life on Mars', Winstanley's slice of fantasy and pop culture satire is relentless in its drive, imagination and wry observation of the modern world.
AUTOFAC-Protect and Survive (2007)
Taken from Autofac's recent 2007 compliation, 'The New Normality' this is a slice of British electronic pop with a dark and dangerous undertone. Composed and Produced by J.Winstanley.
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