Like Byron, John Dart, poet and bookshop assistant, wakes up one morning and finds himself, if not quite famous, then the next best thing: in bed with someone famous.
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This review is from: Starcrossed (Paperback)
What a discovery. A. A. Gill is a remarkably stylish humorist. If you know him only through his sharp profiles and essays, this novel is an enjoyable introduction to a sharp, insightful writer. His observatoins on what it means to be rich and famous -- and how the rich and famous are most certianly NOT like the rest of us -- are witty, also right on the money.
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