You have entered the domain of the Parenthetical Review, a repository for the bizarre, speculative and occasionally comical. In turn, the PR has been a print magazine, a propaganda organ, worked on the electoral campaigns of Richard Pryor, assisted in creating the Wellington Archive for the Strange and Curious and sought to publicize works of fiction and journalism from the margins. Headed by author Alistair Rey and armed with an international staff of committed writers and specialists, the PR seeks to deliver content intended to horrify, amuse and defy the limits of credulity.