What do you think?
Rate this book
Kensington Gore's Big Book of Nothing
Sometimes nothing happens, but we still need to document it. The popular show Seinfeld was a sitcom about nothing, but it was also very funny and entertaining just like this book. You will laugh and be amazed at the words of NOTHING. There are jokes and memes that mean NOTHING but the more you read nothing the more you will find something.
"We come from nothing we end up as nothing!" Kensington Gore
"We come from nothing we end up as nothing!" Kensington Gore
128 pages, Paperback
Published March 5, 2019
About the author
Kensington Gore
61 books60 followersKensington Gore is the infamous Hammered Horror film director, that according to myth and legend fake theatre and movie blood was named after.
One of Horror's most shocking founding fathers Kensington Gore has always courted controversy with some of his banned classics "The Mummy's Ring" "Kiss of the Spider Monkey!" and The Human Caterpillar!"
That are soon to be turned into books, with a unique first for books "Director's Commentaries!"
After a twenty year break, and reports of his death being somewhat exaggerated, he's back writing and directing.
His latest film might have you hitting the Road to Hell, he's trying to get a distributor for his Werewolves Of London. Also he works in radio and TV.
Kensington owns his own publishing company where he works closely with up and coming writers. He does a lot of work for charity, that he doesn't like to talk about.
And the rest of his life Kenny, as he is known to his friends, is working on his eagerly awaited biography "The Whole Gorey Storey!" Though it might not be finished until he is.
His diaries are a mix between Anne Frank, Adolf Hitler and Adrian Mole! And as about as funny as all three put together.
One of Horror's most shocking founding fathers Kensington Gore has always courted controversy with some of his banned classics "The Mummy's Ring" "Kiss of the Spider Monkey!" and The Human Caterpillar!"
That are soon to be turned into books, with a unique first for books "Director's Commentaries!"
After a twenty year break, and reports of his death being somewhat exaggerated, he's back writing and directing.
His latest film might have you hitting the Road to Hell, he's trying to get a distributor for his Werewolves Of London. Also he works in radio and TV.
Kensington owns his own publishing company where he works closely with up and coming writers. He does a lot of work for charity, that he doesn't like to talk about.
And the rest of his life Kenny, as he is known to his friends, is working on his eagerly awaited biography "The Whole Gorey Storey!" Though it might not be finished until he is.
His diaries are a mix between Anne Frank, Adolf Hitler and Adrian Mole! And as about as funny as all three put together.
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
No one has reviewed this book yet.