Shipley demonstrates what can and ought to be done when even the most mundane subject phrasings are charged with meaningful expression. These densely crafted aphoristic vignettes are prose specimens, like key slides to the biologist or perplexing curia to the relic-collector and alchemist. Each of these dislocated cryptozoological fragments follows its own transverse evolution, a sensuous realism that conducts its own exploration without constraining appeal to genesis or end goal.
- Kane X. Faucher, author of Jonkil Dies
A work of exceptional quality.
- E. Elias Merhige. Dir. Begotten and Shadow of the Vampire
Beggars, fortune tellers, barge captains, bloated corpses, and the ominous tolling of church bells hover anachronistically over a bleakly existential world whose once-physically-present signs have been reduced to html code, rss feeds and online ad campaigns. Such is the dark side of our celebrity technotopia explored in the densely lyrical prose comprising Gary J. Shipley's Theoretical Animals, a tour de force of historical and philosophical meditation on a world teetering at the brink of its own disappearance.
- Michael Kelleher, author of Human Scale and To Be Sung
Shipley's writing is important because it's a fearless attempt to advance the art of literature, to force us to breathe something, to drown in something, to bloody our hands. It's an unforgettable experience.
- 3:AM Magazine
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Gary J. Shipley is a writer and philosopher based in the UK. He has published work in various philosophy journals and literary journals.
Genre: Mystery
- Kane X. Faucher, author of Jonkil Dies
A work of exceptional quality.
- E. Elias Merhige. Dir. Begotten and Shadow of the Vampire
Beggars, fortune tellers, barge captains, bloated corpses, and the ominous tolling of church bells hover anachronistically over a bleakly existential world whose once-physically-present signs have been reduced to html code, rss feeds and online ad campaigns. Such is the dark side of our celebrity technotopia explored in the densely lyrical prose comprising Gary J. Shipley's Theoretical Animals, a tour de force of historical and philosophical meditation on a world teetering at the brink of its own disappearance.
- Michael Kelleher, author of Human Scale and To Be Sung
Shipley's writing is important because it's a fearless attempt to advance the art of literature, to force us to breathe something, to drown in something, to bloody our hands. It's an unforgettable experience.
- 3:AM Magazine
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Gary J. Shipley is a writer and philosopher based in the UK. He has published work in various philosophy journals and literary journals.
Genre: Mystery
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