Pompomberry House - Best Indie Humour Title of 2012

About Rosen Trevithick

Rosen was born in Cornwall. She studied psychology at Oxford before moving back to the West Country.

Readers have downloaded over a quarter of a million copies of Rosen's books. Several titles have broken into the Amazon charts, including a number 1 humorous fiction bestseller.

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"Brilliant."

- The Independent

(Re: 'The Troll Trap')

"It is that famous sarcastic, British wit that I could eat all day. London, the Doggy and Me is simply another winner."

- N. Blackburn

(Re: 'London, the Doggy and Me')

"It's hilarious to the point that I had to put the book down because I couldn't see the screen for my tears and this happened a few times. The incident in the kitchen with the My Ickle Pony Tail had me curled up so I didn't wet myself."

- K. Farrimond (Amazon Reviewer)

(Re: 'My Granny Writes Erotica (The Original Quickie)')

"My Granny Writes Erotica is a laugh a minute story with a few moments that steal your breath! I really enjoyed it and if it ever appears on Paperback I will definitely be giving copies to my family to read."

- Rebbie Reviews (Amazon Reviewer)

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Pompomberry House - Best Indie Humour Title of 2012

I'm delighted to announce that Pompomberry House won the Indie Book Bargains 'Best Indie Humour Title of 2012'.

However, I must come clean and admit that I work for Indie Book Bargains. The votes were collected fairly and accurately but, because I'm an admin for the project, readers have been exposed to my books more regularly than the general public have been.

Stu Ayris won the best overall book, with Tollsbury Time Forever, with Steve Robinson, Lexi Revellian, M A Comley and Talli Roland also excelling in the overall category.

Two of my other titles came second in their categories. The Ice Marathon came second in Psychological Fiction after Ayris. Seesaw came second in Anthologies, after A Splendid Salamgundi which was written by members of the UK Amazon Kindle Forum and edited by Kath Middleton.

See a full break down of the results.