COPIES SIGNED BY THE SHRIG HIMSELF, USING A SHARPIE
If a picture is worth a 1000 words, then what, as Tom Tom club once asked, are words worth?
In Creative Writing, David Shrigley ditches the strange, dark and absurdist imagery to concentrate on strange, dark and absurdist writing - and it's a real treat (albeit a strange, dark and absurdist one). Take the following:
'Overwhelming nonsense everywhere
We cannot hide from it
The only thing to do
is to become part of it'
If that chimes with you, then we're pretty certain that there will be a lot more within these pages that will resonate (in a strange, dark and absurdist manner, of course).
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