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Everything and More

Geoff Nicholson
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Pages
249
Year
1999
Language
English
Publisher
The Overlook Press

About

In a dark comedy structured like a great London department store, Arnold, the last of the Haden Brothers, owners of the world's greatest emporium, receives an explosive proposition from an attractive female employee that may result in drastic storewide reductions.

Related Subjects

  • Satire
  • Adult Fiction
  • Literary
  • Dark Humor
  • Humorous

Reviews

"A darkly comic cornucopia set in a mythic London department store…a comic satirist of biting precision…"
Kirkus Reviews
"Powered by a fast-moving plot, this latest exuberant fantasy concerns a department store, a female employee-turned-terrorist upon whom the reclusive proprietor exercises his droit de seigneur, and a porter who stumbles upon the hidden tunnels in which the building's architect entombed himself in the 1930s. Nicholson has a wonderful ear for the unintentionally funny clichés of modern speech and ma
The Sunday Telegraph
"An off-beat tale with a sardonic edge, Nicholson's brightly lit black comedy takes place in Haden Brothers, a monstrous London department store that is a combination of Harrod's, Kafka's Castle and the Marx Brothers' The Big Store . . . An exhaustively entertaining farce."
Publishers Weekly (starred review)

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Geoff NicholsonAuthor