The Black Emperor's Grand Grimoire

Enter, if you dare, the weird and wonderful world of Frank Genghis. You'll meet characters like the circus ringmaster, a cat who wears a sparkling top hat. And there's a wild woman, Tinkering Bella, an exotic gypsy princess living in a gingerbread house deep in a wood. What part do these characters play in Frank's 'deconstruction' and 'reconstruction'? When the Dark Lord makes an appearance, you'll be wondering even more, for he is Frank's foster-father! Perhaps Frank is following the Grand Grimoire instructions to summon Lucifer and form a pact with him. Or is Frank examining the meaning of life through an imagination fuelled by cannabis? Are the stories intended to be allegorical, a statement on modern society? Or does the book reflect a crisis in the author's own private world? It's for you to decide.