Going Loco: A Comedy of Terrors - Tapa blanda

Críticas

Searchers after lightness, brightness and wit will find all three ... a plot whose coincidences and misunderstandings outnumber those in a P.G. Wodehouse novel (Maureen Owen, Daily Mail)

'Certainly good for a giggle' Literary Review

Hilarious ... as witty as a knot garden ... Lots of good jokes. I loved it (Valerie Grove, The Times)

'Fantastic' Barbara Trapido

'A classic comic novel, unashamed, exuberant, fiendishly clever and a joy to read' Daily Telegraph

Full of beans ... wonderful dash and confidence (Daily Telegraph)

Witty, surprising, oddly compassionate and hugely assured (Sunday Times)

'Those of us who enjoy her journalism will know Lynne Truss as a natural comic writer.Her fiction...achieves laughs through real inventiveness - and that disturbing sense of madness just beneath the surface, which is the root of true farce' Bel Mooney, The Times

'Lynne Truss lets her imagination explode in what can only be described as a riddle devised while coming down off hallucinogens...the book sings with glittering prose' Time Out

Lyrical comedy ... wonderfully inventive jeu d'esprit (Independent)

Reseña del editor

Belinda Johansson is a woman frantic. Deep in research for her magnum opus - a definitive account of the doppelganger in classic gothic fiction - she fails to notice the echoes of these ghoulish tales disturbingly close at hand. For not only is the cleaning lady taking over her life, but the identity of her husband, Stefan, is also in question. Is he a harmless geneticist from Sweden, or actually a cunning clone? And what on earth has the rat circus to do with any of this?

GOING LOCO is a real onion of a book - just peel back the layers and weep with laughter.