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It’s crisis time again at Porterhouse: Skullion is showing signs of frailty (after the first crate, anyway), and the business of appointing a new master must begin again.
Furthermore, the college’s debts refuse to go away, while a sinister American is determined to make a television film on the premises, and the widow of the old master is convinced that he was murdered. Vintage Stuff, indeed.
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Review:
"Has all the ingredients of a classic Sharpe novel - grotesque characters, outlandish plot, scabrous dialogue" (The Times)
"Dynamic, fertile, knockabout energy" (Evening Standard)
"The best of British farce-masters is back" (Mail on Sunday)
"A novelist who has broken out of the pack, established a wholly distinctive style ... such a keen eye for the ridiculous and a marvellous ability to puncture it" (Scotsman)
From the Publisher:
"Dynamic, fertile, knockabout energy" (Evening Standard)
"The best of British farce-masters is back" (Mail on Sunday)
"A novelist who has broken out of the pack, established a wholly distinctive style ... such a keen eye for the ridiculous and a marvellous ability to puncture it" (Scotsman)
This sequel to Tom Sharpe's classic comic novel Porterhouse Blue takes the reader back to the hilarious goings-on at Porterhouse College.
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- PublisherHarperCollins
- Publication date1996
- ISBN 10 0001050737
- ISBN 13 9780001050730
- BindingAudio Cassette
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