Performativizing Papyrocentricity #58

Papyrocentric Performativity Presents:

• Diamond in the Dirt – Dirty Story: A further account of the life and adventures of Arthur Abdel Simpson, Eric Ambler (Bodley Head 1967)

• Spin Doctorate – Gossamer Days: Spiders, Humans and Their Threads, Eleanor Morgan (Strange Attractor Press 2016)

• Kid Chaos – Still William, Richmal Crompton (1925)

• Permission to Bland – Something Fresh, P.G. Wodehouse (1915)

• Succulent Selections – for Sizzlingly Serebral Splanchnoscopophilists…

• Tempting a Titan – a further exclusive extract from Titans of Transgression (TransVisceral Books, forthcoming)


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Performativizing Papyrocentricity #56

Papyrocentric Performativity Presents:

• Sympathetic Sinner – The Light of Day, Eric Ambler (1962)

• Voy Polloi – The Voynich Manuscript: the unsolved riddle of an extraordinary book which has defied interpretation for centuries, Gerry Kennedy and Rob Churchill (Orion paperback 2005)

• Non Angeli, Sed Anglicani – That Was The Church That Was: How the Church of England Lost the English People, Andrew Brown and Linda Woodhead (Bloomsbury 2016)

• Geller Feller – The Magic of Uri Geller, as revealed by the Amazing Randi (1982)

• Voy Veh – The Voyeur’s Motel, Gay Talese (2016)


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Performativizing Papyrocentricity #55

Papyrocentric Performativity Presents:

• Arms and the Manager – Passage of Arms, Eric Ambler (1959)

• Tods and Toads – The Complete Tales of Beatrix Potter, Beatrix Potter (Frederick Warne 1989)

• La Guerre et la Gaule – Le Tour de Gaule d’Asterix, René Goscinny et Albert Uderzo (Hachette 1967)

• The Hurt Shocker – an exclusive extract from Titans of Transgression, ed. Dr Miriam B. Stimbers and Dr Samuel P. Salatta (TransVisceral Books, forthcoming)

• Schlock Xpress – The Bad Movie Bible: The Ultimate Modern Guide to Movies That Are So Bad They’re Good, Rob Hill (Art of Publishing 2017)

• Brott und der Tod – The Maximum Security Yoga Club, Mikita Brottman (TransVisceral Books 2017)


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