nStab Frenzy is a brilliant, brutal satire of the art world, but it's more than that, too: it's a work of art in itself, an ingenious and gory paean to the author's favourite artists-the shut-ins, the suicides, the spree killers, the daydreamers who dream of destroying the day. Art bleeds into bodies and bodies bleed into the book: Gary J. Shipley's an artist à la the artists he loves, a force for delightful deformation.
This book deformed me, and for that I give thanks. n-Derek McCormack, author of Castle Faggot n nUnrelentingly creative, Gary J. Shipley is our most important experimental writer: a true heir to J. G.
Ballard, Christine Brooke-Rose, and B. S. Johnson. n-David Roden, author of Posthuman Life: Philosophy at the Edge of the Humann
nStab Frenzy is a brilliant, brutal satire of the art world, but it's more than that, too: it's a work of art in itself, an ingenious and gory paean to the author's favourite artists-the shut-ins, the suicides, the spree killers, the daydreamers who dream of destroying the day. Art bleeds into bodies and bodies bleed into the book: Gary J. Shipley's an artist à la the artists he loves, a force for delightful deformation.
This book deformed me, and for that I give thanks. n-Derek McCormack, author of Castle Faggot n nUnrelentingly creative, Gary J. Shipley is our most important experimental writer: a true heir to J. G.
Ballard, Christine Brooke-Rose, and B. S. Johnson. n-David Roden, author of Posthuman Life: Philosophy at the Edge of the Humann