Description
Worse recites verse comprising words that sound like they may be real, or may have once been part of the English language, but in fact never were. The form of “Testuary…” is akin to an epic poem recited in a lost language, whose meaning is just our grasp, yet (or because of) still resonates as a narrative. One part Chaucer, another Anthony Burgess, with an approach to meaning like Joycean portmanteaus, Worse makes English his plaything for our delight. Comes in card-sized cover with an origami fold-out CD holder, limited edition of 99 individually numbered copies, each with a wax seal.
