DULCIE DISHES THE DIRT
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About the Author
Dulcie Domum is known for her sharp wit and keen observation of contemporary social mores. With a flair for creating vivid characters who navigate the complexities of modern life, she deftly balances humor and pathos in her storytelling. Her works often explore themes of independence, societal expectations, and the subtle intricacies of human relationships.
Synopsis
In this latest offering, Domum introduces us to Fanny Hoddle, a reluctant heroine whose journey is as unpredictable as it is engaging. Set against the backdrop of the fictional town of Berpsover, Fanny's adventures weave through a tapestry of misunderstandings, secret desires, and unexpected alliances. Her encounters with Elaine-from-over-the-road, a character who defies conventional roles, add layers of depth and intrigue to the narrative.
Critical Reception
Critics have praised the novel for its lively prose and richly drawn characters. The subtle humor sprinkled throughout the book has been highlighted as a standout feature, providing a refreshing take on the traditional bonkbuster genre. Readers have noted the authenticity of the characters' struggles and the relatable portrayal of their quest for self-discovery.
Additional Information
- Publisher: Fourth Estate
- Publication Year:1994
- ISBN:1-85702-236-X
- Format: Trade soft cover
- Length:188 pages
Collector’s Notes
For collectors and enthusiasts, this edition is notable for its well-preserved condition despite minor external wear. The slight age spotting and the scar from sticker removal on the rear wrap
Fourth Estate, London, 1994. ISBN 1-85702-236-X. Trade soft cover, 188 pages. Wraps have light cover wear with a bit of age spotting; scar on rear wrap from sticker removal; binding sound. Interior clean and unmarked with tanned pages; appears unread. ‘… another bonkbuster and Dulcie Domum is tussling with her reluctant new heroine Fanny Hoddle. How can she possibly manoeuvre the Maid of Berpsover into enough compromising positions to satisfy the sales-hungry appetites of publisher Jeremy D’Arcy? … Elaine-from-over-the-road, whose exotic rarity as a childless, Spouseless, Independent woman offers all sorts of possibilities.’ (from rear wrap)
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