grimble gromble and the museum box

by Richard Gangelhoff

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grimble gromble and the museum box

by Richard Gangelhoff

Published May 30, 2026
364 Pages
6 x 9 Black & White Paperback
Genre: FICTION / Literary


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Book Details

The astounding journey through the mind of an artist who, after a traffic accident, unknowingly becomes a museum guard of his own work.

France's most famous post-poststructuralist, often called the "Matisse of Nothing," the "Duchamp of Silence," and the "Shaman of Sham," Paul Calais, has disappeared before the opening of his exhibit at the Whipsnade Art Museum. Mistaken for Paul Calais, a homeless gnome, grimble gromble, assumes the artist's identity until called out and given a pitiless job as a guard at the Whipsnade Art Museum. He guards the works of artists who offend the public with head-scratching, inflammatory twaddle, although befriended by fellow guard dogs, who are all under the heels of the Directors, Curators, Trustees. and the all-powerful sorceress in Human Resources, Barbara Jaeger, one of the art world's most memorable villains.

 

About the Author

Richard Gangelhoff

Richard Gangelhoff is from Minneapolis, Minnesota. He graduated from Minnetonka Senior High School, Minneapolis Community & Technical College, University of Minnesota (B. A. in World Literature), and Augsburg University (MFA in Creative Writing). He worked twelve years for Target Inc, HQ, ten years for BookSmart, three years at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, and three years at the Walker Art Center.

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