m a cullinane (13 resultados)

Paperback. Condición: New. The Afterlife exists, but not as you know it. There are no pearly gates, no weighing of hearts, no rivers to be crossed - just a mundane office, a clerk, and a lot of paperwork. The green stamp lets you through the door behind the desk, and the red stamp. well, you don't want to know what the red stamp does.You would think that this should suit Brian Brown, but it doesn't. Because there has been a mistake.Brian Brown isn't dead. Not quite. And now he is very late for work.As he battles valiantly to complete his commute, Brian must navigate the whims of a petulant God, grapple with the necessity of Death - who insists he is just doing his job - and fathom the nature of Time; an overworked matron who is tired of it all.

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Paperback. Condición: New. The Afterlife exists, but not as you know it. There are no pearly gates, no weighing of hearts, no rivers to be crossed - just a mundane office, a clerk, and a lot of paperwork. The green stamp lets you through the door behind the desk, and the red stamp. well, you don't want to know what the red stamp does.You would think that this should suit Brian Brown, but it doesn't. Because there has been a mistake.Brian Brown isn't dead. Not quite. And now he is very late for work.As he battles valiantly to complete his commute, Brian must navigate the whims of a petulant God, grapple with the necessity of Death - who insists he is just doing his job - and fathom the nature of Time; an overworked matron who is tired of it all.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Afterlife exists, but not as you know it. There are no pearly gates, no weighing of hearts, no rivers to be crossed just a mundane office, a clerk, and a lot of paperwork. The green stamp lets you through the door behind the desk, and the red stamp well, you dont want to know what the red stamp does.You would think that this should suit Brian Brown, but it doesnt. Because there has been a mistake.Brian Brown isnt dead. Not quite. And now he is very late for workAs he battles valiantly to complete his commute, Brian must navigate the whims of a petulant God, grapple with the necessity of Death who insists he is just doing his job and fathom the nature of Time; an overworked matron who is tired of it all. A humorous, satirical novel following registrar Brian Brown as he finds himself stranded in a bureaucratic afterlife. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 456 pages. 7.80x5.08x1.26 inches. In Stock.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Afterlife exists, but not as you know it. There are no pearly gates, no weighing of hearts, no rivers to be crossed just a mundane office, a clerk, and a lot of paperwork. The green stamp lets you through the door behind the desk, and the red stamp well, you dont want to know what the red stamp does.You would think that this should suit Brian Brown, but it doesnt. Because there has been a mistake.Brian Brown isnt dead. Not quite. And now he is very late for workAs he battles valiantly to complete his commute, Brian must navigate the whims of a petulant God, grapple with the necessity of Death who insists he is just doing his job and fathom the nature of Time; an overworked matron who is tired of it all. A humorous, satirical novel following registrar Brian Brown as he finds himself stranded in a bureaucratic afterlife. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Afterlife exists, but not as you know it. There are no pearly gates, no weighing of hearts, no rivers to be crossed just a mundane office, a clerk, and a lot of paperwork. The green stamp lets you through the door behind the desk, and the red stamp well, you dont want to know what the red stamp does.You would think that this should suit Brian Brown, but it doesnt. Because there has been a mistake.Brian Brown isnt dead. Not quite. And now he is very late for workAs he battles valiantly to complete his commute, Brian must navigate the whims of a petulant God, grapple with the necessity of Death who insists he is just doing his job and fathom the nature of Time; an overworked matron who is tired of it all. A humorous, satirical novel following registrar Brian Brown as he finds himself stranded in a bureaucratic afterlife. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: New. The Afterlife exists, but not as you know it. There are no pearly gates, no weighing of hearts, no rivers to be crossed - just a mundane office, a clerk, and a lot of paperwork. The green stamp lets you through the door behind the desk, and the red stamp. well, you don't want to know what the red stamp does.You would think that this should suit Brian Brown, but it doesn't. Because there has been a mistake.Brian Brown isn't dead. Not quite. And now he is very late for work.As he battles valiantly to complete his commute, Brian must navigate the whims of a petulant God, grapple with the necessity of Death - who insists he is just doing his job - and fathom the nature of Time; an overworked matron who is tired of it all.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - A humorous, satirical novel following registrar Brian Brown as he finds himself stranded in a bureaucratic afterlife.

Paperback. Condición: New. The Afterlife exists, but not as you know it. There are no pearly gates, no weighing of hearts, no rivers to be crossed - just a mundane office, a clerk, and a lot of paperwork. The green stamp lets you through the door behind the desk, and the red stamp. well, you don't want to know what the red stamp does.You would think that this should suit Brian Brown, but it doesn't. Because there has been a mistake.Brian Brown isn't dead. Not quite. And now he is very late for work.As he battles valiantly to complete his commute, Brian must navigate the whims of a petulant God, grapple with the necessity of Death - who insists he is just doing his job - and fathom the nature of Time; an overworked matron who is tired of it all.