David Bather Woods

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"Bather Woods surveys with eclectic range and idiosyncratic depth his implacable and irascible subject’s preoccupations with love, loneliness, morality, politics, gender, sexuality, death, suicide, fame and madness."

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Should his cultivation come to fruition, he would become more irascible by the day and end up like his older brother and all those that had come before him: berserk and dying alongside a saber that would curse the world after his death.

Apollo

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‘An irascible, almost existential victim of circumstance, mechanical devices and mischievous critters, a tempest in his own teapot of fulminating patriarchal rage, Donald Duck took over the world in the 1930s.’

Todd McEwen on Disney’s only funny character