Charles Saatchi relates often perversely entertaining stories that look at death and mortality in a coolly amused and detached way. In 52 brief essays—sometimes dark, sometimes droll—and including 50 illustrations, Saatchi spans a wide variety of topics; the Russian mafia, snake-eating spiders, Attila the Hun, the Wild West, being run over by your own dog, even laughing yourself into a heart attack.
This is good for me to look at as it looks at stories about death from an almost awkward and humorous perspective, that perhaps is a bit out of the ordinary!
This is good for me to look at as it looks at stories about death from an almost awkward and humorous perspective, that perhaps is a bit out of the ordinary!