Memoirs of a Stalker
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| Rating | : | 4.39 (690 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1909269352 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 268 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-04-30 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Hodgkinson is a book reviewer and travel writer, the author of the screenplays Memoirs of a Stalker (with Daisy Aitkens) and The Magnificent Kate Morgan, and the co-author with Hubert van den Bergh of How To Sound Cultured: Master the 250 Names that Intellectuals Love to Drop into Conversation. Thomas W. He is
'A blackly comic psychological thriller that captivates as it slides inexorably towards its finale’ Sunday Times‘A brilliantly surreal thriller’ Spectator Jack Raphael’s life is in ruins. But this apparently innocent arrangement has a problem: Jack doesn’t actually tell Mills he’s there and soon, inevitably, things go horribly wrong. Hodgkinson. Unable to control himself, Jack follows her home and, when the heavens open, he does something that will change his life forever. What attracted me to the story was what you might call its Robinson Crusoe element. There’s always something a little unnerving about any first-pers
Wuselstar said Highly addictive!. Absolutely fantastic. I couldn't stop reading it, I needed to know how everything was going to play out, even though the entire situation hints at what is -most probably- going to happen, you still need to know- in short: this book is highly addictive!You cannot help but love the characters, especially "Jack", the stalker himself- and his "voice " telling us this story full of charming and witty conversations mixed with utter madness, love and horror, poetry and su. Amazon Customer said Frighteningly good read.. Terrifying. Electric. Brilliant.I read it in one sitting.
About the Author Thomas W. He is based in London, which means that that is where he lives. thomaswhodgkinson @twhodgkinson . Hodgkinson is a book reviewer and travel writer, the author of the screenplays Memoirs of a Stalker (with Daisy Aitkens) and The Magnificent Kate Morgan, and the co-author with Hubert van den Bergh of How To Sound Cultured: Master the 250 Names that Intellectuals Love to Drop into Conversation