The Fat Git

A satirical exploration of psychic pretentiousness unfolds through a vibrant cast, including the Merlin-like Abrose Hart and his nephew Arthur. The narrative blends absurdity with psychological depth, drawing on Arthurian archetypes and occult themes. Richardson's sharp wit critiques contemporary magic while echoing the styles of Charles Williams and other Inklings. Through humor and flair, he crafts a burlesque that both entertains and provokes thought about the mystical and mundane aspects of life.