Items marked WEBSITE EXCLUSIVE are exactly that. I've teamed up with one distributor (recordstore.co.uk) and you won't be able to get them anywhere else.
I asked 76,000 people if they fancied a game. Some of them said yes.
This is what happened.
I played classics - Monopoly, Scrabble, dominoes and cribbage and some games I'd never heard of before... like Khet, Kubb, Tikal and Smite.
But mainly I met some people. And I found out a little bit about myself too.
No winks were tiddled.
New cheap and cheerful edition with slimming front-cover snakes published April 2012
It started off as a feature on my radio show. People asked me to do them live... so i did. Then people asked if I'd publish some of them. So I have.
“I particularly loved the jingoistic freeform poem composed entirely from a newspaper comments thread.” The Observer.
If you've seen the Powerpoint Presentation tour, or you listen to the radio show then you'll already be familiar with these miniature celebrations of self-important pomposity, culled from the comments sections of news websites and loving compiled by yours truly.
These were initially intended only for sale on tour... but you asked... so here it is.
20pages/17poems/5 quid.
This is the show that I originally toured around the UK by bicylce and then again by car and train. It's not about cycling though... which is why I've changed the original, cycling-centric title. I figured that'd be confusing in DVD-land.
It's not about any one thing, as it goes.
It's a back to basics, one man and a mic stand-up show. Sort of. Not available in the shops... but definitely available here.
It's multi-region - so it should play everywhere.
A book about my American roadtrip, travelling coast to coast while trying to avoid all chains.
No Mobil, no Esso, no Shell. No McDonalds, no Wendys, no Starbucks. No Best Western, no Travelodge, no Comfort Suites.
That was the idea anyway.
Or is it a book about making a documentary movie about a roadtrip? Or is it both?
"Fans of the comedian will love this bonkers journey and those who are new to his brand of humour will be pleasantly surprised." The Daily Express
All 6 episodes of the world-travelling, namesake hunting nonsense that was my first TV series. Don't I look young?
As with the Googlewhack DVD there's a special song and video as an extra... this time it's by Misty's Big Adventure. They're fab.
Made in 2000. First shown in 2001. Rushed on to the DVD market in... oh... 2007.
It's multi-region - so it should play everywhere.
My most succesful live show to date is now my first ever live DVD. The show that started at the Melbourne Comedy Festival, made it to the Sydney Opera House and played a 3 month run off-Broadway was recorded specially for DVD... live in Swansea.
There are loads of extras but I really like the song by Helen Love with a video by Rob Manuel and, of course, the egg timer!
The first TV series of Genius
With guests, Catherine Tate, Frank Skinner, Jonathan Pryce, Stewart Lee, Germaine Greer and Johnny Vegas.
One of whom, I ended up in bed with. (On the show, I'm not talking about some sordid afterparty.)
Ideas include maths-through-dance, the torture box and a service to dismantle the teddy bears of naughty children. Oh, and Onionade. Lovely, fizzy, onion juice. (It's nicer with vodka)
The book about what happened when I failed to write a book.
"...unlike other recent, bestselling and heartless examples of the genre, Gorman's comedy is the result of a rather old-fashioned and grand style of thinking... It's enough to bring a lump to the throat and a tear to the eye. It's like the war in reverse." The Guardian.
My first proper book. The full story told from two points of view. According to the Independent it's a magnificent tale of obsession and adventure. So now you know.
A feature length documentary about an American roadtrip. Can you travel from one coast of the USA to the other without giving any money to The Man?
More to the point... can I?
Winner of the
Audience Award for Best Documentary Feature at the Austin Film Festival
"For all its playfulness, this turned out to be an important programme with a serious point to make." The Daily Telegraph
All 3 series of the Radio 4 version of Genius on CD. Plus the Christmas Special episode with special guest Lee Mack... making 18 episodes in total. (There were 5 eps in series 1)
All 6 episodes of the third series of Radio 4's Genius on three CDs.
Did Charlie Brooker want a genetically modified dog? Did Germaine Greer want men to have hot puddings provided three times a week? Does Rob Newman think a brand new swear word is needed?
Host: Dave Gorman
Guests: Rob Newman, Germaine Greer, Simon Munnery, Gyles Brandreth, Matthew Wright, Charlie Brooker
Conversation: silly
Trophy: awe-inspiring
All 6 episodes of the second series of Radio 4's Genius on three CDs.
What did Johnny Vegas make of the Science of Opposites? Did Carol Vorderman like Fizzy Bovril? Is that really Brian Sewell reading Thomas the Tank Engine? What will
Armando Iannucci make of Tetris: The Movie?
Host: Dave Gorman
Guests: Johnny Vegas, Carol Vorderman, Brian Sewell, Chris Addison, Sid Waddell, Armando Iannucci.
Conversation: silly
Trophy: awe-inspiring
All 5 episodes of the first series of Radio 4's Genius on two CDs.
Want to hear what Stewart Lee thought of a microwave mp3 player? What did Richard Madeley make of breeding mini-elephants as pets? Hear as five new geniuses are created via the medium of stupid conversation. What do you mean they're not geniuses... Yes they are and they've got the trophy to prove it.
Host: Dave Gorman
Guests: Paul Daniels, Richard Madeley, John Fortune, Neil Innes, Stewart Lee
Conversation: silly
Trophy: awe-inspiring
Mostly the same words. But with a very different cover. I love this cover.
Like the Canadian edition this is pretty much the same words but in a very different cover. I know it doesn't look like a very different cover but if you tap the screen you'll see it's a hardback. Yeah, I know... like a proper book. Click to buy
Written in silence and read outloud by yours truly.
(Note: this isn't a recording of the show, you'll want the DVD for that... it's me, reading an abridged version of the book)
I've no idea if this is still available to be honest. Unsurprisingly I can't read what it says on the website. But it did exist... and I do have a copy...
Are you Dutch? Do you speak Dutch? Read Dutch? If you've answered yes to any of these questions (especially the last one) this might be the book for you. It's in Dutch.
'Ken je nog iemand die Dave Gorman heet?'
Words must be much longer in Germany. This edition of Are You Dave Gorman? is 130 pages longer than the English original.