The High Illogical: A Collection of Strange Tales
�When I write bizarro fiction, my goal begins and ends with a concept I�ve come to know as �the High Illogical� ...�
This isn�t your everyday weirdness. When it comes to the High Illogical, think David Lynch conducting Beethoven in space. Think sculpting mathematics into a prettier color. How might the Louisiana Purchase taste, Batman?
First appearing in various bizarre-friendly publications, these stories pursue the High Illogical in a whirlwind chase. Call them absurd. Call them grotesque. Call them outright incorrect. Just don�t call them normal, unless you want to see a book frown.
(Note:
The preceding introduction is at least 50% untrue, perhaps more. This book�s true title is 'Dick�s TV,' and you�d do well to heed this, traveler. See prologue for details ...)
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This isn�t your everyday weirdness. When it comes to the High Illogical, think David Lynch conducting Beethoven in space. Think sculpting mathematics into a prettier color. How might the Louisiana Purchase taste, Batman?
First appearing in various bizarre-friendly publications, these stories pursue the High Illogical in a whirlwind chase. Call them absurd. Call them grotesque. Call them outright incorrect. Just don�t call them normal, unless you want to see a book frown.
(Note:
The preceding introduction is at least 50% untrue, perhaps more. This book�s true title is 'Dick�s TV,' and you�d do well to heed this, traveler. See prologue for details ...)
The High Illogical: A Collection of Strange Tales
�When I write bizarro fiction, my goal begins and ends with a concept I�ve come to know as �the High Illogical� ...�
This isn�t your everyday weirdness. When it comes to the High Illogical, think David Lynch conducting Beethoven in space. Think sculpting mathematics into a prettier color. How might the Louisiana Purchase taste, Batman?
First appearing in various bizarre-friendly publications, these stories pursue the High Illogical in a whirlwind chase. Call them absurd. Call them grotesque. Call them outright incorrect. Just don�t call them normal, unless you want to see a book frown.
(Note:
The preceding introduction is at least 50% untrue, perhaps more. This book�s true title is 'Dick�s TV,' and you�d do well to heed this, traveler. See prologue for details ...)
This isn�t your everyday weirdness. When it comes to the High Illogical, think David Lynch conducting Beethoven in space. Think sculpting mathematics into a prettier color. How might the Louisiana Purchase taste, Batman?
First appearing in various bizarre-friendly publications, these stories pursue the High Illogical in a whirlwind chase. Call them absurd. Call them grotesque. Call them outright incorrect. Just don�t call them normal, unless you want to see a book frown.
(Note:
The preceding introduction is at least 50% untrue, perhaps more. This book�s true title is 'Dick�s TV,' and you�d do well to heed this, traveler. See prologue for details ...)
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| BN ID: | 2940148949282 |
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| Publisher: | A.A. Garrison |
| Publication date: | 12/06/2013 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 547 KB |
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