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Review:
'nice observation.... Woodward's humour often glimmers quietly' -- The Sunday Times
`At his best, Gerard Woodward is one of our finest writers... he writes with subtlety and skill'. -- Daily Telegraph
`Gerard Woodward falls squarely between the comic lunacy of American short-form virtuoso George Saunders and the everyday rhapsodies of Raymond Carver... Woodward is actually at his best when he's knee-deep in the ordinary' -- Time Out
`Gerard Woodward has one very desirable quality: a distinctive voice.' -- The Scotsman
`Gerard Woodward's first collection of short stories brims with confidence' -- The Observer
`In clean, uncomplicated prose inlaid with images of striking lyricism, Woodward explores the bizarre possibilities of ordinary people's lives' -- The Sunday Telegraph
`Woodward is a skilful writer, with a fertile imagination.' -- The Guardian
`the down-to-earth dialogue and the deadpan delivery remain doggedly realistic, and some stories retain not only the ring of truth but also its open-ended structure' -- Times Literary Supplement
Book Description:
A brilliant, unsettling, wonderfully readable collection of stories by the Booker shortlisted author of I'll Go to Bed at Noon, where the quotidian and the surreal inhabit the same vivid and perplexing world.
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