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Showing posts with label patrick dewitt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label patrick dewitt. Show all posts
30 March 2012
After all that, I couldn't even pick the winner correctly. Patrick DeWitt's THE SISTERS BROTHERS wins the 2012 Tournament of Books as a Zombie pick (the other one was THE ART OF FIELDING) over Teju Cole's OPEN CITY. Put it on your lists!
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patrick dewitt,
teju cole
08 September 2011
Man Booker Prize Shortlist Released
The spin in Britain is that Alan Hollinghurst didn't make the list. I'm a huge fan and can't wait to get to his new book THE STRANGER'S CHILD, but I don't think he's crying into his Earl Grey. Meanwhile, I don't understand the Julian Barnes preoccupation and my random whim professional judgment and premonitory leanings to read PIGEON ENGLISH continue to pay off. Here's the full list:
- THE SENSE OF AN ENDING by Julian Barnes
- JAMRACH'S MENAGERIE by Carol Birch
- THE SISTERS BROTHERS by Patrick deWitt
- HALF BLOOD BLUES by Esi Edugyan
- PIGEON ENGLISH by Stephen Kelman
- SNOWDROPS by AD Miller
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ad miller,
carol birch,
esi edugyan,
julian barnes,
patrick dewitt,
stephen kelman
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