<p><em>A Double Act</em> draws upon various intoxicating books - <em>Airborne Dogs</em>, <em>Nutters Without Fetters</em>, <em>Poems of Relative Unlikelihood</em>, their verse novel <em>The Ferrara Poems</em> - later filmed - and <em>The Gutman Variations</em>, a study of Lacan.</p><p>Warning: will produce exhilaration, euphoria, general systemic excitation, scorn, weeping, laughter. Parodic, yet intense - poems terse, thoughtful, complex or pellucid, philosophical, and not unacquainted with beauty, but always sharp, always funny - A Double Act.</p><p><br></p><p>"Due perhaps to their collaborative nature there is a remarkable freedom from anxiety here. But a deal of intelligence." - Stephanie Trigg, Island</p><p>"Lucid, breathtakingly, drastically reductive - like Weil, like Brecht - caring and bare-knuckled, canny and guileless, winsome and ruthless - I love these guys!" - Suzy Treister, Frieze magazine</p>