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Narcissism for Beginners

By (author) Martine McDonagh
Publisher: Cornerstone, London, United Kingdom
Imprint: Unbound
Published: 15th Aug 2018
Dimensions: w 129mm h 198mm d 15mm
Weight: 200g
ISBN-10: 1783525592
ISBN-13: 9781783525591
Barcode No: 9781783525591
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Longlisted for the 2017 Guardian Not the Booker Prize Meet Sonny Anderson: budding author, ex-meth-head, neurotic and Shaun of the Dead obsessive, about to tip headlong into adulthood. Sonny doesn t remember his mother because his father, Guru Bim, kidnapped him at the age of five and took him from his home in Scotland to a commune in Brazil. Since the age of eleven he has lived in Redondo Beach, California, with his guardian, Thomas, who, on his twenty-first birthday throws his world wildly off course. Armed with five mysterious letters and a list of names and addresses of people to visit, Sonny musters up the courage to leave his troubled past behind and return to the UK to finally learn the truth about his childhood. But is it a truth he really wants? From the author of I Have Waited, and You Have Come and After Phoenix,Narcissism for Beginners is a fresh and unsentimental take on the universal struggle of growing up.

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"Martine McDonagh writes simply, sparingly, intelligently and unsentimentally about both big and small things." -- Stephen May, Costa Prize shortlisted author "A classic coming-of-age story exploring themes of identity, addiction, narcissism and neuroticism." * Big Issue * "Sonny is a brilliant creation . . . The final payoff, pitch perfect." -- Annabel Gaskell for www.shinynewbooks.co.uk "I loved tagging along on this kooky hero's quest." -- www.bookishbeck.com "A highly original book . . . A very likeable character and, as a reader, you find yourself rooting for him as you turn each page." -- www.swirlandthread.com