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The Mortdecai ABC (2001)

by Kyril Bonfiglioli

Other authors: Margaret Bonfiglioli (Editor)

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The novels of Kyril Bonfiglioli have achieved something like cult status since they were first published in the seventies. Admired by writers as different as Stephen Fry and Julian Barnes, Susan Hill and Craig Brown, they portray an unsettling world where louche characters perform unspeakable deeds while maintaining a life of apparent ease and sophistication.… (more)
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A compendium of material by and about Bon and his monstrously crooked art-dealer-cum-spook Charlie Mortdecai, includes memoirs of Bon by his wife Margaret.
  petefenelon | Oct 12, 2005 |
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The novels of Kyril Bonfiglioli have achieved something like cult status since they were first published in the seventies. Admired by writers as different as Stephen Fry and Julian Barnes, Susan Hill and Craig Brown, they portray an unsettling world where louche characters perform unspeakable deeds while maintaining a life of apparent ease and sophistication.

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