Folio: Nains de La Mort (Series #A42214) (Paperback)

from michaeldwebb

This book was really short. What there was of it was really great - typical Coe really. The title of the book might put you off, but the Dwarves of Death is just the name of a Band. This is the story of a young muscian in the early 80s. I won't give the plot away - it's a bit daft really a la 'Wh...

from jayne_charles

This was a quick read, neatly packaged so that every small detail is shown in the end to have some significance. Music was an entertaining thread running throughout this book. A lot shorter, though, and not as satisfying as Coe's longer offerings, The House of Sleep and What a Carve Up

from kairih

If reading feels like travelling, reading Jonathan Coe feels like coming back home. Warm, comforting and reassuring in a way or another, and that's what I felt once again all throughout the book. It's a love story (but not quite), a thriller (but not only) and a mystery (in more than one way) whe...

from kairih

If reading feels like travelling, reading Jonathan Coe feels like coming back home. Warm, comforting and reassuring in a way or another, and that's what I felt once again all throughout the book. It's a love story (but not quite), a thriller (but not only) and a mystery (in more than one way) whe...