Andy is originally from Aylesbury but now lives in London. He used to be the stage dancer for The Pod, Julian Barratt’s comedy techno band which was the forerunner of The Mighty Boosh. His hobbies include urban canoeing. Note: If you like bunnies and do not want to see them in a dejected state to the point that they commit suicides (as the title implies) I suggest you do not read this book. In September 2010 the Bunnycides app was released, an iPhone app of the Bunny Suicides series. [4] A series of T-shirts was also begun in 2011. Note: the book has very little words, and it's mostly just pictures that imply the horrible death of a cute yet extremely depressed and psychopathic bunny.

I found this book by accident, when a certain friend of mine who isn't what you would call the epitome of sane, found this in the unlikeliest of places aka the school library. With all the censorship a middle school library would have, it seems as if they saw nothing dangerous in the prospect of bunnies committing suicide. Apparently, school libraries don't care whether a bunny suffers from depression. Riley has co-written two TV adaptations of David Walliams books: Gangsta Granny and The Boy in the Dress. Note: it has been one of the most distubingly funny books I've ever read, which is saying something. Deans, Jason (14 February 2006). "Hyperdrive gets second series". The Guardian. London . Retrieved 5 February 2010. Anyhow, after my friend showed this book to all the people she knew, curiosity all drove us to take turns looking through the thoroughly depressing yet hilarious book.Mytton, Leigh (26 December 2002). "Top comic cast for Reindeer Robbie". BBC News . Retrieved 5 February 2010.

The 99p Challenge". BBC Comedy. Archived from the original on 27 January 2010 . Retrieved 5 February 2010. Low, Lenny Ann (13 June 2005). "In the bad books". Sydney Morning Herald . Retrieved 5 February 2010.This book contains some hilarious, twisted, macabre, weird and tender stuff. I admit I felt a little guilty because I was laughing while some depressed little bunnies that were tired of living, decided to leave this world in a memorable and effective way. But I couldn't help it... The book drew controversy in 2008 at Central Linn High School in Oregon, when a mother refused to return a copy to her son's library, claiming she was going to burn it instead. [3] Caution: all affects from this book such as the want to laugh and cry at the same time, want of saving bunnies from horrible deaths, want of talking about other equally disturbing topics, trying to find the sequel because no matter how cruel the book is oddly satisfying, and more are out of my jurisdiction and therefore you are not allowed to file lawsuits against me for recommending this book.

Television film (co-written with Mark Burton, Kevin Cecil, Simon Godley, Rory McGrath, John O'Farrell, Griff Rhys Jones and Mel Smith, 1994)