With the publication of James and the Giant Peach and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory in the 1960s, Roald Dahl became the most successful children's author in the world. Nearly twenty years after his death in 1990, a fresh generation of children seek out his work with instinctive fanaticism. His creations endure -- through Hollywood movies, theatre adaptations and musical works, but still most potently through the pure magic of his writing upon the page. Dom Joly shot to fame with his anarchic comedy TV series Trigger Happy. He has since published a spoof autobiography, Look at Me, Letters to my Golf Club (2007) and has a regular column in the Independent.