The Best Blurb I’ve Seen in Ages

The back of Alasdair Gray’s 1982, Janine. I promptly secured the book.

Published by Biblioklept

Helen W. Mallon May 12, 20129:10 pm Reply

Hilarious!! That made my day. there’s a party game that’s really fun to play with writers. One person reads the blurb on the back of a book. That person copies the actual blurb, and the others try to write winnable fakes. Everyone votes. It’s a hoot. I’d love to use this book for the game.

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Shawn Conner May 18, 20121:27 pm Reply

I think I tried to read an Alasdair Gray book back in the bad old days of the Scottish lit renaissance (Trainspotting era)….

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