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Light-hearted Look at Murder

«Packed with brilliant observations and sharp one-liners, but it is also a surprising look at the nuts and bolts of comedy»

The Times

Andreas is a German post-grad who looks like Hitler.
Rose is the fifth tallest woman in Britain.

Their tumultuous, bizarre love affair plays out through a prisoner's correspondence with the heartbroken Alexandra.

And as Andreas' peculiar tragedy unveils, Alexandra begins to find solitude in an uncanny world of lookalikes and murder.

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Andreas is a German post-grad who looks like Hitler.
Rose is the fifth tallest woman in Britain.

Their tumultuous, bizarre love affair plays out through a prisoner's correspondence with the heartbroken Alexandra.

And as Andreas' peculiar tragedy unveils, Alexandra begins to find solitude in an uncanny world of lookalikes and murder.

Detaljer

Forlag
Vintage
Innbinding
Paperback
Språk
Engelsk
Sider
320
ISBN
9780099460862
Utgivelsesår
2008
Format
20 x 13 cm

Om forfatteren

Since he burst on to the comedy scene in his early twenties, Mark Watson has won numerous awards for his stand-up routines and been nominated for a Perrier and a South Bank Award. He has also made comedy history at the Edinburgh Festival by performing for 24 hours, solo and without a break. His first novel, Bullet Points, was published in 2004. Mark Watson lives in London.

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«Packed with brilliant observations and sharp one-liners, but it is also a surprising look at the nuts and bolts of comedy»

The Times

«Eloquence and wit ...shine from this gently peculiar story ... an absolute gem»

Metro

«Watson is a gifted comic writer unafraid to juggle material many comic writers wouldn't touch... an intelligent, humane and desperately funny tale»

Independent on Sunday

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