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‘Sparkling, sharply observing, insights delivered with a light touch that puts us in a good mood, however dark the comedy.’
Spectator
‘Weldon’s writing is seductively readable, her magic realism is never pretentious; it is understated and convincing.’
Times Literary Supplement
'Weldon's stories pull no punches. There is always humour, and (good for fortysomethings to hear) the wry and life-hardened smiles of middle age are often set in contrast to the po-faced enthusiasms and idiocies of youth.'
INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY
'Weldon's marvellous ear for the latest jargon makes her the writer new-age therapists might love to hate.'
NEW STATESMAN AND SOCIETY
'Sparkling, sharply observing, insights delivered with a light touch that puts us in a good mood, however dark the comedy.'
SPECTATOR
'Pure Weldonian. Brimming with mischief, heavy with hidden meaning and defiantly modern, they are a parable for our times and times to come.'
IRISH INDEPENDENT
'Weldon's steely, aphrodistic prose spells death to cosy delusions, to liberal, civilised veneers.'
SCOTSMAN
'Weldon is an enthusiastic observer of social trends and the stories are bang up-to-date. What we are being offered here is irony in its purest form.'
FINANCIAL TIMES
'Weldon's writing is seductively readable, her magic realism is never pretentious; it is understated and convincing.'
TIMES LITERARY SUPPLEMENT
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