- Paperback
- 66 pages
- ISBN 978-1-901677-52-2
Publisher Two Rivers Press
A book of comic entertainments from poet A.F. Harrold – inside are poems, prose and pictures investigating all the odd corners of the natural world – animal, vegetable and possibly mineral too.
"An original; weird and wonderful... The best of A.F. Harrold’s poems have a subversive humour that is quite brilliant." – Brian Patten
"More naturally selective than Darwin, more probing than Palin – and a damn sight funnier than Bellamy – this is a delightful zoological garden of vertebrate verse. AF has captured some fine specimens, which he dissects with a quipping quill." – Marcus Moore
"An original; weird and wonderful... The best of A.F. Harrold’s poems have a subversive humour that is quite brilliant." – Brian Patten
"More naturally selective than Darwin, more probing than Palin – and a damn sight funnier than Bellamy – this is a delightful zoological garden of vertebrate verse. AF has captured some fine specimens, which he dissects with a quipping quill." – Marcus Moore
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