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Mr. Phillips
Using the bits and pieces of one man's past, John Lanchester has drawn a fully dimensional life and, in the process, made in Mr. Phillips an Everyman for our times.
Book Details
- Publisher: Penguin Books
- Publish Date: Apr 1st, 2001
- Pages: 304
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 7.74in - 5.09in - 0.56in - 0.40lb
- EAN: 9780140298369
- Recommended age: 18-UP
- Categories: • Literary• Psychological
About the Author
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What people are saying
Associate Editor, Culture, for the Guardian. Editor of Tales of Two Londons: Stories from a Fractured City.
@GalleyBeggars Mr Phillips, John Lanchester, though whether you’d call it big or not is another matter. I was rather dismissive when I first read it, but it has stayed with me.
Praise for this book
"The Debt to Pleasure...was greeted with such approval around the world (translated into more than 20 languages) as to make it a very tough act to follow. With Mr. Phillips, he has given readers that rare thing, a second novel better than the first." --Thomas Lynch, The Los Angeles Times Book Review
"Lanchester triumphs again as the poet laureate of male hysteria, creating a fully imagined, entirely convincing, and utterly unlikely hero." --Boston Sunday Globe
What people are saying
Associate Editor, Culture, for the Guardian. Editor of Tales of Two Londons: Stories from a Fractured City.
@GalleyBeggars Mr Phillips, John Lanchester, though whether you’d call it big or not is another matter. I was rather dismissive when I first read it, but it has stayed with me.
