it was actually a poorly recorded version of this spoken word piece that first intrigued me and led me to the love of the rest of your works- im so glad to be able to read it all (eventually) and finally be able to "hear" it all.
'tis a wonder when words spoken as warnings merely drift past nostrils like a faint scents, a memory nearly jogged, but then the mind clogged with gidits, gadgets, and fnords of before barrel in, like french fried egotism dripping from the foaming fangs of clowns and other such burgling types
A friend of mine was able to attend this and he got a copy of Arkham Asylum signed by you and Dave McKean with a head sketch for me, it remains one of my treasured possessions to this day. Thanks for sharing the talk!
I was there at Graphic for the live reading of this, and what a reading it was. Have always wanted to hear or at least read it again, so this is a pleasant surprise. Thanks Grant. Oh and is that your own illustration at the end?
it was actually a poorly recorded version of this spoken word piece that first intrigued me and led me to the love of the rest of your works- im so glad to be able to read it all (eventually) and finally be able to "hear" it all.
'tis a wonder when words spoken as warnings merely drift past nostrils like a faint scents, a memory nearly jogged, but then the mind clogged with gidits, gadgets, and fnords of before barrel in, like french fried egotism dripping from the foaming fangs of clowns and other such burgling types
A friend of mine was able to attend this and he got a copy of Arkham Asylum signed by you and Dave McKean with a head sketch for me, it remains one of my treasured possessions to this day. Thanks for sharing the talk!
I was there at Graphic for the live reading of this, and what a reading it was. Have always wanted to hear or at least read it again, so this is a pleasant surprise. Thanks Grant. Oh and is that your own illustration at the end?