Private view (edition 2002)

by Jean McNeil

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Title:	Private view
Authors:	Jean McNeil
Info:	London : Phoenix, 2003, c2002.
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Set in contemporary London, it's Bridget Jones meets Matthew Collings with a dash of pure Canadian angst thrown in. A talented young artist is trying to get over the death of her boyfriend on a disastrous trip to Central America. Blackly humorous, Jean McNeil's deeply introspective style and her wild imagination are perfectly suited to this tale of modern Bohemia.

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