Book of the Week: The Mortdecai Trilogy, by Kyril Bonfiglioli.
Originally published in the 1970s, I recently came across this courtesy the lovely and talented S. Picture Bertie Wooster meets Austin Powers, and you're half-way there; the capers are for the most part hilarious, although the author occasionally seems to set a dozen things juggling - chainsaws and silk scarves and live roosters - then end the novel by just walking away, leaving the mess behind.
Having met Jock, however, I do now want a thug of my very own.
Originally published in the 1970s, I recently came across this courtesy the lovely and talented S. Picture Bertie Wooster meets Austin Powers, and you're half-way there; the capers are for the most part hilarious, although the author occasionally seems to set a dozen things juggling - chainsaws and silk scarves and live roosters - then end the novel by just walking away, leaving the mess behind.
Having met Jock, however, I do now want a thug of my very own.
6 Comments:
At 5:21 PM,
J.Wrubleski said…
Bonjour! My net is back!
I like your blog, my friend. I've linked it off of my page as well.
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At 11:19 AM,
Laura said…
Oh, what a brilliant blog name! Is it one of the band names you guys came up with? I love those!
At 2:36 PM,
Chakra Khan said…
Hey Kim!
The character's actions in that book sounds like something I would do; Chainsaws, scarves, various animals in a deluge of curry and possibly sushi.
At 10:36 PM,
theory33 said…
Aw, thanks guys...dude, it's so sweet that you linked me, all of a sudden I have visitors. And, you know, not visitors who are spamming me.
At 1:29 PM,
525 said…
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At 10:32 AM,
Natty said…
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