Förlagsband med skyddsomslag. Översättning av Molle Kanmert Sjölander. Bonniers förlag 2004, 406 s. 22x14x3,5 cm. Vikt 590 g. Recensionsexemplar. Nära nyskick.

From the author of the critically acclaimed Hokkaido Highway Blues comes this hysterically funny debut novel, a searing and compulsive satire on the concept of self-help and contemporary America. When an enormous self-help manuscript arrives on the desk of Edwin de Valu, a stressed-out, overworked, and underpaid editor at New York's Panderic Press, its fate seems destined for the bin. Edwin's cynicism about self-help books, coupled with his filthy mood that morning, results in his dismissing Tupak Soiree's What I Learned on the Mountain in the most ignominious fashion: he doesn't even bother to reply. However, during an editorial meeting Edwin is confronted by a questioning publisher, one desperate for the next big thing. Without thinking, and in need of something to report, Edwin begins to extol the virtues of What I Learned on the Mountain, and the excitement around the table is palpable. With every reason. Tupak Soiree's doorstopper becomes a very unique thing: a self-help book that actually works, and it launches a chain of events that will have enormous consequences not just on Edwin's life but for the world at large. Ferguson's first novel is a masterpiece of comic fiction, a must for anyone who has choked on Chicken Soup for the Soul or ever wanted to kill Dr. Phil.

Översättning Molle Kanmert Sjölander. Albert Bonniers. 2004. Förlagsband i gott skick. Skyddsomslaget lätt veckat/tilltryckt i baksidans överkant och med en liten reva vid bakre, övre pärmhörnet, i övrigt gott skick. 405, [1] s. ISBN: 91-0-058011-2.

9.6 x 6.46 x 1.17 Nice Tight Clean copy ! Remainder mark. 309 pages. 8852

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