Amphigorey Again

Amphigorey Again by Edward Gorey, published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt in 2006, is a collection that showcases the distinctive characters and humor characteristic of Gorey’s work. This edition contains 260 pages in English and features a variety of previously uncollected pieces, including two unpublished stories, “The Izzard Book” and “La Malle Saignante.” Readers will encounter an array of whimsical figures, from acrobatic Figbash to tragic topiaries, all presented with Gorey’s signature blend of delight and irony.

In this anthology, Gorey’s unique talent is on full display, offering insights into his creative process through rough sketches and unfinished panels. The collection explores themes related to art and cartooning, providing a glimpse into the mind of an individual artist known for his pen and ink drawings. With its blend of literary and visual elements, Amphigorey Again invites readers to appreciate the quirky and often confounding world that Gorey has crafted, making it a notable addition to the realms of comics and graphic novels.