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With this irresistibly fresh debut about a set of twins in their first year of college in Ireland, Julian Gough ("Roddy Doyle in an extremely good mood." --The Washington Post Book World) has established himself as Ireland's most delightful new voice in fiction. Juno and Juliet Taylor are both beautiful blondes, but Juliet is convinced that Juno is the more beautiful, as well as the more intelligent, charming, worldly, and wise. Yet neither feels any sense of rivalry, which is good, given that their freshman year turns out to be more than either could handle alone. Juno has an erratic artist for a boyfriend and is stalked by a pervert who sends anonymous letters. And Juliet is in love with her grad-student tutor, who is stymied by her youth and preoccupied with his dying father. Hilarious and tender, ribald and smart, Juno & Juliet is a refreshing romp with two sisters whose love and devotion are infectious.
Book Details
Publisher: Anchor Books
Publish Date: Aug 13rd, 2002
Pages: 288
Language: English
Edition: undefined - undefined
Dimensions: 7.96in - 5.18in - 0.64in - 0.49lb
EAN: 9780385721615
Categories: • Literary
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About the Author
JULIAN GOUGH is the author of Juno & Juliet, Jude: Level 1, and Jude in London (the latter two published only in the UK). He is also the author of the end poem for the hugely popular game Minecraft. He lives in Berlin
"Intelligent, lighthearted and thoroughly entertaining." -The New York Times Book Review
"Clever, engaging and well-written. . . . A witty novel that offers romance, heartache and insightful psychological observations." -Chicago Tribune
"Hugely entertaining. . . . Gough has created an unforgettable narrator in Juliet Taylor: Through her smart, sensitive gaze, ordinary events take on an almost epic quality." -Vogue
"A dazzling defense of joy. . . . Gough is clearly in love with his characters. . . . [His] Ireland is a place you pine for, a place you can't wait to visit. . . . Gough is like Roddy Doyle in an extremely good mood." -The Washington Post Book World