Rich Fulcher is a manic ball of crass insanity, heavily dabbed with a British surrealism paintbrush, wrapped in a corpulent exoskeleton of unpredictable hilarity.

You may know him as zookeeper Bob Fossil from the brilliant radio / stage / TV show The Mighty Boosh. Or you may know him from his autobiographical one-man show, Mom, I’m Not a Lawyer. Or perhaps from the short-lived sketch comedy series Snuff Box. Or perhaps you don’t know him at all. In which case, what the hell is wrong with you?

Fulcher’s forthcoming book — Tiny Acts of Rebellion: 97 Almost Legal Ways To Stick It To The Man — received the following review from Boosh co-star Julian Barratt:

Richard C. Fulcher’s prose sparkles like dew on summer com and makes one laugh with wonder as you would at the sight of a new-born foal.

If you haven’t already pre-ordered a copy, you’ve got loads of mental problems.

Fulcher: I want to beam you into my house as a holly-gram so we can battle the evil Betamax together. And then sip from our pocket cups and watch the sunset.

(Photo via Rich Fulcher’s MySpace page)