Will Self művei

Dorian

"A titkos fülkék falán vágott lepippantónyílás kinyiffantónyílássá változott." Londonban vagyunk, a szexuális forradalom utáni, de még...

My idea of fun

Feeding Frenzy

FEEDING FRENZY, Will Self's third collection of journalism and selected writings takes us through the turbulent years 1995-2000. During t...

Tough Tough Toys for Tough Tough Boys

This collection of short stories explores the 'muddy foreshore and abysmal depths' of the human psyche. "Caring, Sharing" envisages a rea...

Umbrella

A brother is as easily forgotten as an umbrella. James Joyce, Ulysses Recently having abandoned his RD Laing-influenced experiment in run...

Walking to Hollywood

This title is an extraordinary triptych in which Will Self burrows down through the intersections of time, place and psyche to explore so...

My Idea of Fun

When the young Ian Wharton first meets Mr Broadhurst, he is completely unaware of the influence he will come to exert over his life as ‘T...

Great Apes

Like Franz Kafka's Metamorphosis, Great Apes is a strange and twisted tale, a surreal satire on the human condition, and an omen for thos...

Dorian - An Imitation

Self's Dorian subtitles itself „an imitation”, and that it is exactly what it is, in the full Wildean sense. It flatters its original by ...

Scale

The Book of Dave

What if a demented London cabbie called Dave Rudman wrote a book to his estranged son to give him some fatherly advice? What if that book...

The quantitiy theory of insanity and other stories

A collection of short stories by the author of the novellas "Cock and Bull" and the novel "My Idea of Fun". The book won the 1993 Geoffre...

How the Dead Live

Elaine

'Elaine is not just a serious work of art, but an unexpected act of filial generosity' Guardian Standing by the mailbox in Ithaca, New Yo...

The Quantity Theory of Insanity

Dorian

"A titkos fülkék falán vágott lepippantónyílás kinyiffantónyílássá változott." Londonban vagyunk, a szexuális forradalom utáni, de még...

Reports from the Deep End - Stories Inspired by J. G. Ballard

Et in Suburbia Ego

The Quantity Theory of Morality