The Colorful Apocalypse: Journeys in Outsider Art

Parts of this book were really interesting but overall I found it somewhat limited focusing only on 3 artists, all of which were religious fanatics. While I appreciate that religion is one source of inspiration for outsider artists, there is a much more comprehensive range of creativity, and influence that could have been covered, and I think the author would have had more fun guiding his journey this way. I felt like a lot of the narrative was somewhat unnecessary so I became disinterested in parts. Some parts were really intriguing. The writing style was decent except when written in interview style. I don't like interview style when I am reading a book. It feels abrupt to suddenly have to read text as a script.