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A dazzling comic novel—a delightful romp and a blistering satire. "Reading Jolley makes one feel alive."—Lemony Snicket.
Miss Peabody, a lonely spinster in London, writes a fan letter to Diana Hopewell, an Australian novelist. In reply, Hopewell sends installments of her novel-in-progress, the zany adventures of a trio of gently lesbian ladies, a headmistress and two companions, touring Europe with a hapless student. With each mail delivery, Miss Peabody's involvement with the novelist and her characters intensifies until fantasy and reality poignantly merge. "Wonderful . . . gives great pleasure" (New York Times Book Review).
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Charles Mcintosh Jr
reviewed Miss Peabody's Inheritance on July 11, 2019
Miss Peabody's Inheritance
Very good, and worth tracking down. Interestingly structured and full of good stuff about loneliness and queer desire.
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Add Miss Peabody's Inheritance, A dazzling comic novel—a delightful romp and a blistering satire. Reading Jolley makes one feel alive.—Lemony Snicket. Miss Peabody, a lonely spinster in London, writes a fan letter to Diana Hopewell, an Australian novelist. In reply, Hopewell, Miss Peabody's Inheritance to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Miss Peabody's Inheritance, A dazzling comic novel—a delightful romp and a blistering satire. Reading Jolley makes one feel alive.—Lemony Snicket. Miss Peabody, a lonely spinster in London, writes a fan letter to Diana Hopewell, an Australian novelist. In reply, Hopewell, Miss Peabody's Inheritance to your collection on WonderClub |
