The Radishes Upside Down. They won't go unread! Lament, weeping, and wailing and sighing and sorrow in bookstores all over the country!
Vanitas vanitatum et omnia vanitas or in other words Vanity of vanities, all is vanity, or Death has gone hunting, or this earth we all walk on shall we enter!
After deep sadness and sorrow, we inform all of you, dear friends, grieving and heavy-hearted readers, that after 4 years of success on stages, platforms, porticos, balconies, pergolas, and drywall, the theatrical play by George Galitis The Radishes Upside Down is now available as a book from Vakxikon.gr, in printed, electronic, waterproof, underwater, air-to-air, and ground-to-ground editions.
Oh yes! The blackest, spider-free, heart-wrenching, hilarious, and selfie show for harpsichord, bassoon, coffin, and ossuary, which was buried by both audience and critics, though it went unnoticed will not go unread!
The Radishes Upside Down are launched more upside down than ever with green (cypress) development, purple ribbons, wreaths, collyva-souvlaki-toast, little wicks, consolation coffees (espresso, cappuccino, freddo, decaf) and mahogany coffins, deep tabled type with dual cherry and black lacquer coloring or with double opening lids, satin lining, cushion, and handmade handles outside.
A few words about the book: this. Fewer words about the book: The Radishes Upside Down is a comedy in 13, a one dead man show, a black total comic monologue with thirteen roles. Thirteen comic eulogies that even resurrect the dead!
Unfortunately, however, dear readers, another even more unpleasant surprise awaits you: The Radishes Upside Down are released in duplicates! Thirteen plus thirteen!
Oh yes! In this dark and spider-free book, the Upside Down Radishes Upside Down are included together (and upside down). This is a bonus upside-down book with an additional thirteen eulogies that never saw the light of public viewing.
And the questions remain: What do a rapper and a general have in common? A Cretan and a cook? A politician and a shipowner's widow? An abbot and a thief? And the answer too: Why, of course, they have all seen and read The Radishes Upside Down.
Read The Radishes Upside Down and we hope you die laughing! Life to you and to our undead! We had one life, may you live to be remembered.
