Two Too Deep Fools & More, Supposedly...

Two Too Deep Fools & More, Supposedly... is unique. There is no other book like this. Mysterious, serious, comical and alluring all at once, it is a short story that umbrellas poems, shorter stories, drawings, paintings and photographs into a singular body of work. The story that glues it all together is based on Ka-nell, a youngster who prefers to daydream his life away, meditating in front of an electric fan while he concocts strange, whimsical fantasies in the form of writings and pictures, full of vivid, memorable characters. Madame Ingle Beezle is the vainglorious, yet loveable keeper of the house who gets cheap kicks from her constant, absurd nagging of the easy-going but somewhat paranoid boy. Salaway is the cat of the house who is simply content with his majestic aura. There are enigmatic paintings hanging in Ka-nell's room. He enjoys pondering and getting lost in them. This book is kind of like an amusing riddle: short, sweet and almost to the point. As it picks up, Ka-nell wonders if someone or something is spying on him. Madame Ingle Beezle loses her practicality. And Salaway seems to know something nobody else knows...