A strange and atmospheric gothic fantasy by Quentin Crisp, best known for The Naked Civil Servant.

Published in 1979, Chog departs from memoir and social commentary into allegorical fiction — dark, stylised, and faintly theatrical. The edition features striking black-and-white illustrations by Jo Lynch, amplifying its mythic and grotesque atmosphere.

All at once cult curiosity, queer literary artefact and gothic fable.

For readers interested in Crisp beyond autobiography, 1970s British gothic revival, or the stranger corners of queer literary history.