2066 and all that is a new sequel to Sellar and Yeatman’s classic parody, covering the period from the end of The First World War to the end of the Blah era and beyond.

This sequel is very much in the spirit of the original to which it pays homage: a light-hearted take on the clichés and muddles of 20th century history as most people remember it. The text is illustrated by line drawings depicting such luminaries as Mayfly Keynes the economist and Mussolini, the 'charming but ill' Duce - as well as pivotal historical events like the Swizz Crisis and the arrival of the Coronation Chicken at Portsmouth in 1953.