Hello, gosh it's been a while hasn't it, a David here from Wooden Overcoats.

I don't know if you've been wondering where I've been since the end of Wooden Overcoats.

I mean, why should you?

But I thought I'd pop round to tell you about a new series I've created.

It is another comedy, but it is not set in Piffling Vale.

This one is set in ancient Rome.

It's called Cry Havoc Ask Questions Later, and it's all about trying to run a country

where you've no idea what you're doing.

You see there's these two fellas, Guyos Octavius and Mark Antony, that's it.

And they've just started being in charge of the Republic of Rome.

But it's all going rather badly, what with the lack of money and the abundance of angry

soldiers and cultists and pirates and things.

Oh, and then who should turn up to cause even more trouble, but quenchly a patra of Egypt?

Can you believe it?

Well, anyway, there's lots of excitement and romance and bickering, so if you liked

Wooden Overcoats, there's a good chance that you might like Cry Havoc too.

It's actually been made by those clever clogs over at Rusty Quill, but there is still

plenty of overcoats talent involved.

I mean, there's me for a start with a wonderful team of writers, beside me including Eric

Chapman himself, Tom Crowley and Sarah Shackert from Woolf Free 59.

And the cast of Cry Havoc has a number of names you'll know like Beth Air, Andy Seacom,

Ellie Dickens, Tom Crowley and Pip Gladwin.

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