Unlikely Stories, Mostly

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Unlikely Stories, Mostly is a collection of surreal, experimental short stories by Scottish writer and artist Alasdair Gray, blending dark humor, fantasy, and political satire.

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instanceOf book
short story collection
author Alasdair Gray
containsSelfIllustrationsBy Alasdair Gray
countryOfOrigin Scotland
firstPublicationYear 1983
followedBy 1982, Janine
genre experimental fiction
fantasy fiction
political satire
short stories
surreal fiction
hasIllustrator Alasdair Gray
hasNarrativeStyle metafiction
nonlinear narrative
unreliable narration
hasStory Five Letters from an Eastern Empire
Logopandocy
linked to: Logopandecteision

The Cause of Some Recent Changes
The Comedy of the White Dog
The Comedy of the White Dog and The Crank That Made the Revolution
The Crank That Made the Revolution
The End of the Axletree
The Great Bear Cult
The Problem
The Spread of Ian Nicol
The Star
The Start of the Axletree
The Start of the Axletree and The End of the Axletree
The Very First Dragon
hasTheme Scottish identity
art and creation
language and communication
power and authority
religion and belief
social inequality
utopian and dystopian politics
hasTone darkly comic
fantastical
satirical
influenced later Scottish postmodern fiction
language English
literaryMovement postmodern literature
notableFor blend of dark humor and fantasy
integration of text and illustration
typographical experimentation
use of political satire
originalPublicationPlace United Kingdom
partOfAuthorBibliography works of Alasdair Gray
publisher Jonathan Cape

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Alasdair Gray notableWork Unlikely Stories, Mostly