Elizabeth McKenzie
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The Portable Veblen ebok
125,-
A laugh-out-loud love story with big ideas - and squirrels
SHORTLISTED FOR THE BAILEYS WOMEN'S PRIZE FOR FICTION 2016
Can squirrels speak? Do snails scream?
Will a young couple, newly engaged, make it to their wedding day? Will their dysfunctional families ruin everything? Will they be undone by the advances of a very sexy, very unscrupulou…
A laugh-out-loud love story with big ideas - and squirrels
SHORTLISTED FOR THE BAILEYS WOMEN'S PRIZE FOR FICTION 2016
Can squirrels speak? Do snails scream?
Will a young couple, newly engaged, make it to their wedding day? Will their dysfunctional families ruin everything? Will they be undone by the advances of a very sexy, very unscrupulous heiress to a pharmaceuticals corporation?
Is getting married even a remotely reasonable idea in the twenty-first century?
And what in the world is a 'Veblen' anyway?
'Raw and weird and hilarious'
Guardian
'A touching, wildly funny and peculiarly elegant look at the travails of love of all kinds' Sunday Express
'Elizabeth McKenzie is clearly some sort of genius' Paul Murray
'I can't remember a book I enjoyed more' Nina Stibbe
'Seriously funny and extraordinarily well written' Jonathan Franzen, Guardian books of the year
Undertittel
Shortlisted for the Baileys Women's Prize for Fiction 2016
Forlag
Fourth Estate
Utgitt
06.10.2016
Sjanger
Skjønnlitteratur, Romaner
Språk
English
Format
epub
DRM-beskyttelse
LCP
ISBN
9780008160401
A laugh-out-loud love story with big ideas - and squirrels
SHORTLISTED FOR THE BAILEYS WOMEN'S PRIZE FOR FICTION 2016
Can squirrels speak? Do snails scream?
Will a young couple, newly engaged, make it to their wedding day? Will their dysfunctional families ruin everything? Will they be undone by the advances of a very sexy, very unscrupulous heiress to a pharmaceuticals corporation?
Is getting married even a remotely reasonable idea in the twenty-first century?
And what in the world is a 'Veblen' anyway?
'Raw and weird and hilarious'
Guardian
'A touching, wildly funny and peculiarly elegant look at the travails of love of all kinds' Sunday Express
'Elizabeth McKenzie is clearly some sort of genius' Paul Murray
'I can't remember a book I enjoyed more' Nina Stibbe
'Seriously funny and extraordinarily well written' Jonathan Franzen, Guardian books of the year
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