Morbid Tales Philip Hayward three persons of irreducible identity

three persons of irreducible identity in a perichoretic or coinherent communion

whose themes and attraction transcend time

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Morbid Tales Philip Hayward three persons of irreducible identityIn these eight immaculately realised strange stories, Quentin S. Crisp delves deep into the decadence of contemporary life. The fresh originality of the tales and their settings: an English country garden in 'Cousin X'; contemporary Japan in 'A Lake': is matched by the elegance of the writing. They are unified, perhaps, by a yearning for the achingly perfect, ecstatic moment. As Mark Samuels points out in his Foreword, Crisp's fiction is '. . . too