The Vorrh Av Brian Catling

<p>''A<b> benchmark </b>not just for imaginative writing but<b> for the human imagination </b>in itself...<b>Read this book, and marvel</b>.'' Alan Moore<br><br>''<b>A work of genius</b>.'' Iain Sinclair<br><br>''Brian Catling is <b>simply a genius</b>. His writing is <b>so extraordinary it hurts.'' </b>Terry Gilliam<br><br>In the tradition of China Mi¿lle, Michael Moorcock and Alasdair Gray, B. Catling''s The Vorrh is literary dark fantasy which <b>wilfully ignores boundaries</b>, crossing over into <b>surrealism</b>, <b>magic-realism</b>, <b>horror </b>and <b>steampunk</b>.<br><br>In B. Catling''s twisting, poetic narrative, Bakelite robots lie broken - their hard shells cracked by human desire - and an inquisitive Cyclops waits for his keeper and guardian, growing in all directions. Beyond the colonial city of Essenwald lies the Vorrh, the forest which sucks souls and wipes minds. There, a writer heads out on a giddy mission to experience otherness, fallen angels observe humanity fr