Remember your early teens? Been a willing participant in a gun battle in a friend's back yard? No? What about using the body of a fellow pyromaniac to put out a fire? Still drawing a blank? Then the chances are that you're not a survivor of that most fearsome of British institutions in the nineteen seventies, the English secondary modern school. Read with incredulity how a time, a place and a country seemingly in terminal decline, conspired to produce Some Weird Sins, in this, the second part of the Telling Tales trilogy.