A novel about a film about a performance about Jesus.
A snowed-in hypochondriac writer becomes fixated on a performance given in 1971 by volatile German actor Klaus Kinski, and, in doing so, begins to understand the compulsive urge that drives artists to the edge of sanity.
This is the beautiful independent bookshops edition, signed by the author, and designed by the ever-brilliant Craig Oldham (the page-edging is a joy).
Size: 244 x 144mm (hardback with dust jacket)
Pages: 208
Publisher: Bloomsbury
