According to Spike Milligan Books in Order

Milligan retells familiar Old Testament stories as irreverent comedy, using biblical narratives as the framework for his own comic inventions. This literary spoof transforms a collection of well-known religious episodes through absurdity and an unconventional approach to their characters.

In this comic retelling of D. H. Lawrence's novel, Lady Chatterley seeks an affair with a gamekeeper while her husband lives with paralysis. Milligan reshapes the familiar situation into an irreverent parody of the original's passions and relationships.

Milligan revisits Lawrence's story of Lord Chatterley, whose wartime injuries disrupt married life, and a wife seeking fulfillment elsewhere. This companion spoof continues his comic treatment of Lady Chatterley's Lover, turning sexual frustration and its consequences into absurd literary parody.

Milligan turns Emily Brontë's tale of love and vengeance on the Yorkshire moors into an absurd literary spoof. The familiar world of Wuthering Heights becomes material for his surreal comic rewriting, replacing its solemn atmosphere with irreverent invention.

Anna Sewell's horse-narrated classic receives an irreverent rewriting in which Black Beauty describes his experiences with Milligan's comic voice. The animal's encounters become occasions for absurd behavior and bawdy jokes, transforming the familiar story into a literary parody.

Milligan reworks Mary Shelley's gothic tale into a comic account of creating a monster with unexpected appetites. The creature's awakening begins with a demand for a cigarette, introducing an absurd and bawdy transformation of the familiar Frankenstein story.

Robin Hood's pursuit of Maid Marion and battles with Sir Guy de Gisborne become an absurd adventure featuring modern food and unlikely companions. Milligan's outlaws include Groucho Marx, turning the familiar Sherwood legend into a deliberately anachronistic comic fantasy.

Holmes and Watson return to the mystery at Baskerville Hall in Milligan's comic rewriting of Conan Doyle's novel. Strange behavior, improbable details, and irreverent exchanges turn the ominous hound investigation into an absurd variation on the famous detective adventure.

Jim Hawkins, Long John Silver, and Squire Trelawney return for Milligan's absurd version of the search for buried treasure. Groucho Marx joins the familiar cast, and Silver's parrot gains prominence as the classic adventure becomes an irreverent comic spoof.

Five literary spoofs bring together Milligan's versions of Robin Hood, Frankenstein, The Hound of the Baskervilles, Black Beauty, and Treasure Island. Familiar characters encounter anachronisms, bawdy jokes, and improbable companions across a collection of rewritten classic adventures.