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The Unhappy Medium.

10/2/2018

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I was obliged to download this superb book on the beach in Croatia recently, despite having more than fifty unread novels on my Kindle. (I know, I know, I have an acute case of abibliophobia, and as a result, I hoard real books and digital ones.)

I was compelled to download this particular book after spending the first day and a half of our sojourn listening to Ms Crockofshit shrieking with laughter and watching the tears roll down her face as she writhed about on the sunbed next to me.

 I simply had to read it myself, to find out if it really was that good, or if my dearly beloved was indulging too heavily in the 'cocktail of the day'. Download it I did, and it transpired her one word review, (GENIUS!') was not in the least over stated.

 I will not bore you with a synopsis, you can read that in the book description, I will simply tell you what I thought of it.

 It is one of the funniest books I have ever read, the characters are all believable (even the dead ones), likeable (even the evil ones), and three dimensional.

 The story takes place in various locations, from sleepy Dorset, to the big city, rural Spain, and even Purgatory. Great writing is capable of transporting the reader to anywhere, by this standard, this is indeed great writing.

 If you enjoy a tremendous, imaginative, story, told with passion and affection, and if you like laughing until your face aches, your stomach hurts, and your face is wet with tears, and if you don't mind nearby people staring at you with amazement and amusement, then you must buy this book. You will not regret it.

 If you read this book and don't pull a muscle somewhere in your face, then you would probably qualify for a job as a lower level administrative assistant somewhere in the bowels of purgatory."

If like myself, you are an admirer of Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman, I believe you will enjoy the work of T.J.Brown tremendously.


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11 Comments
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10/2/2018 05:59:36

Love the triplets and the fight between Newton & Ascot had me crossing my legs so I did not wet myself with laughter! Genius

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10/2/2018 06:59:59

I will not rest til you soil yourself

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18/2/2018 00:25:21

I love a good old comedy story so this has definitely piqued my interest. I don’t think I have read any books that have made me laugh so hard that I have burst into tears. So I am really interested to purchase this book because of your review on it. I think my friend has read this book as well and he has the same sentiments. I will have to borrow his copy if ever he has one. If not, I am still going to purchase this online.

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6/3/2018 19:09:02

I wish I can have someone entertain my son so I will have time to read beautiful literature like this. I feel I haven't been reading lately. Motherhood has left me dormant in one corner of our house. All I do is watch the kid all day and it has become really boring lately. I wish he will learn to read soon so we can read books together and exhange ideas. He creates good tunes. I think he will be a good writer once he starts to learn his ABCs.

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11/7/2018 07:08:02

Sounds like a very interesting read. Reading books has always been my favorite past and I believe its time I expanded my genres. I usually read mystery and drama, which have traces of comedy in it but I have not really tackled one thats purely about comedy. Hopefully I could get to read this book soon as the reviews say a lot of positive comments on it.

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13/2/2018 05:03:17

Sitcom made with comedy characters and this shows is much funny. We should keep the time for like this activities. Comedy is good to remove the stress in mind.

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Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment.

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Thank you, I am pleased you enjoyed the post, and I hope you continue to do so.

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