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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Short patrodies of English literature's greats. Kingsley Amis has a hot at a female narrator, The Brontes place some lonely hearts ads. (  ) triscuit | Sep 17, 2007 |  Pistache (pastiche/p*ss-take) is a small humorous book compiled from the only amusing round of an otherwise fairly tedious Radio 4 literary quiz. The contestants are asked to prepare a parody of a celebrated writer on an incongruous theme. So here we have Thomas Hardy's football report, Martin Amis' first day at Hogwarts, a Samuel Beckett monologue for Ronnie Corbett, James Bond at the supermarket, Sylvia Plath telling the story of Goldilocks and so on. Most amusing and inventive, but no roaring belly-laughs (  )2  dylanwolf | Oct 28, 2006 |  no reviews | add a review
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