Its an interesting collection of stories. Some of them are good, some of them are very strange - it's almost as though they were abstract. The first one is the most terrifying to me, thinking about that boy, probably imprisoned, raped and brainwashed. Mixing with the Folks Back Home and the Mouseboks Family Dictionary are funny, in the English-humour kind of funny, [no comedy, no laughter, just ridiculous everyday nonsense] The last one is OK, I guess, but it was difficult for me to understand what was going on. A gay love story?, but I'm not sure about that. I've already mentioned my favourite. And the rest were kind of blah.

Released Today. Not sure if it will be in the Brunel Museum though. In any case, it will be around that area.