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Cardboard Universe The A Guide To The World Of Phoebus K Dank Ps 1st Edition Christopher Miller

Name: Cardboard Universe The A Guide To The World Of Phoebus K Dank Ps 1st Edition Christopher Miller
SKU: BELL-1774026
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.25 (18 reviews)

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Cardboard Universe The A Guide To The World Of Phoebus K Dank Ps 1st Edition Christopher Miller instant download after payment.

Publisher: Harper Perennial

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.47 MB

Pages: 560

Author: Christopher Miller

ISBN: 9780061686368, 9780061867156, 0061686360, 0061867152

Language: English

Year: 2009

Edition: 1

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Cardboard Universe The A Guide To The World Of Phoebus K Dank Ps 1st Edition Christopher Miller by Christopher Miller 9780061686368, 9780061867156, 0061686360, 0061867152 instant download after payment.

Genius or fraud? Hack or Hemingway? The life and work of obese, obsessive, logorrheic pulp novelist Phoebus K. Dank have long enflamed bitter controversy—and numerous drunken rants often culminating in vomiting, unconsciousness, or both. In this uproarious novel, Christopher Miller pulls back the curtain on two unforgettable critics—fawning scholar William Boswell (the world's leading Dankian) and his mortal enemy, the murderously snarky Owen Hirt. No stone is left unturned—and no gooey mess unstepped in—in this essential study of Dank's all-too-brief existence and all-too-extensive oeuvre.