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'A postmodern novel about the members of a Montreal book club who find themselves involuntarily acting out The Epic of Gilgamesh may not sound like a crowd-pleaser, but playwright and banjo enthusiast Sean Dixon's debut novel has been a surprise success, netting many delighted readers in Canada, as well as a six-figure two-book deal in the UK. The pleasure of the book comes from Dixon's deft handling of his weightier literary themes, making it reminiscent of the kind of irrepressibly mischievous and literary novels that John Barth used to write. Call it populist pointdexterism.' – Quill & Quire
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Amazing and Entertaining,
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This review is from: The Girls Who Saw Everything (Paperback)
The most enjoyable book that I have read this year. The plot summary here doesn't really capture the magic and humour of this book. I loved it start to finish, and lost a full day devoted to doing nothing but following the adventures of the Lacuna Cabal Montreal Young Women's Book Club. If you're to buy one book this year, make it this one.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Please get this book back in stock!,
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This review is from: The Girls Who Saw Everything (Paperback)
This excellent first novel is very much in print and its lovely cover would make a nice image on this page. Get your act together, amazon.ca.
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