The dwarves of death
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The dwarves of death
(Penguin books, . Fiction)
Penguin, 2001
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Description
William's life is beset with frustration: his band turns his melodic songs into grotesque parodies of Status Quo, and cool Madelaine dangles out of reach. Things could hardly get worse, it seems - until he becomes the only witness to a bizarre murder. "A very clever, very funny book ... Brilliant" - Sunday Times "Like a Hitchcock movie on drugs ... a novel of considerable gusto and panache" - Observer "It's about being young, poor, confused and in love ... Sharp, lucid and witty" - Guardian
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