So the cover of this book and the chapter involve William Blake, which is very fitting as this whole tale and its world are like something he or Hieronymus Bosch might have dreamt up from the depths of the Vorr - and some very British touches like the erstwhile Nicholas Parson who talks about hesitation, deviation and repetition whilst also awarding 'points' for making him laugh, which is a wonderful moment.

The rest of this beast is dark and weiyrd and everything like that and the next book is something I can't wait to read.