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Tartare Quitting Smoking can seriously damage your health edition by M Trevelean Literature Fiction eBooks

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Tartare Quitting Smoking can seriously damage your health edition by M Trevelean Literature Fiction eBooks

Ok, so here's a tale about a chap trading one addiction for another. Think you've read this before? Eh, not bloody likely.

The first half, you're watching a social incompetent muck his way through work and relationships while trying to give up smoking. Might feel at times like semi-autobiographical indulgence, but, no, it's...it's not.

The second half is the (ahem) meatier part that makes the lengthy setup worthwhile. Raced to the abrupt ending. Hard to say more without spoiling it.


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Tartare Quitting Smoking can seriously damage your health edition by M Trevelean Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

Some books are enjoyed on such a light level we can breeze through them and almost forget what happened and to whom. This is not one of those books. I will never forget the final chapters of Tartare. I'll never forget I was on a plane, gripping the arm rest and pausing every few pages to close my mouth again. The book is gripping, real and must be given your full attention. It pulls you forcibly by the collar out of reality and into Trevelean's world; into the thoughts of his lead character, whose devilishly funny mind will surprise you and keep you grounded while his body charges down a rabbit hole of depravity—searching for the elusive end.
I enormously enjoyed reading Tartare from start to finish. The writer has you gripped and empathizing with the protagonist "Edgar Ferrol" which is quite disturbing as you travel with him on his path of self-destruction! I am looking forward to reading more of the authors work in the future. A clever, gripping first novel. Thumbs up!
Edgar Ferrol is an anti-hero for the ages, and Tartare is a sly, surreal, Kafkaesque novel that really gets in amongst you. I really adore this book... hilarious, weird, shocking, thoughtprovoking, and written with rare elegance and wit. Tartare is the real deal, provided you love good fiction--and you take your humor black.
Ok, so here's a tale about a chap trading one addiction for another. Think you've read this before? Eh, not bloody likely.

The first half, you're watching a social incompetent muck his way through work and relationships while trying to give up smoking. Might feel at times like semi-autobiographical indulgence, but, no, it's...it's not.

The second half is the (ahem) meatier part that makes the lengthy setup worthwhile. Raced to the abrupt ending. Hard to say more without spoiling it.