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Psyworm
Young Billy-Jo and her brother, Robbie-Dee, are about to discover that grave-digging can have dire consequences...
Meanwhile, a boy named Hugh is inadvertantly advised to move in with a family of rabbits...
And the end of the world is, quite possibly, nigh.
Psyworm is an everyday tale of Heaven, Hell and all the idiots stuck inbetween.
Written by childhood friends Carl Morris and Owain Paciuszko in 1998 and 1999, when they should have been concentrating on their A-Levels, this is an anarchic, surreal comedy epic that consistently unravels, inverts and warps itself through a funhouse mirror of the absurd. A truly bonkers peek inside the minds of two very foolish individuals.
Meanwhile, a boy named Hugh is inadvertantly advised to move in with a family of rabbits...
And the end of the world is, quite possibly, nigh.
Psyworm is an everyday tale of Heaven, Hell and all the idiots stuck inbetween.
Written by childhood friends Carl Morris and Owain Paciuszko in 1998 and 1999, when they should have been concentrating on their A-Levels, this is an anarchic, surreal comedy epic that consistently unravels, inverts and warps itself through a funhouse mirror of the absurd. A truly bonkers peek inside the minds of two very foolish individuals.
282 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2006
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