'So funny, so smart, utterly vicious - just brilliant' ZADIE SMITH 'Butler's sense of humour should be studied and celebrated' DAVID SEDARIS 'Halle Butler is a first-rate satirist of the horror show being sold to us as Modern Femin
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'So funny, so smart, utterly vicious - just brilliant' ZADIE SMITH 'Butler's sense of humour should be studied and celebrated' DAVID SEDARIS 'Halle Butler is a first-rate satirist of the horror show being sold to us as Modern Femin
From the author of the 'great' (Dolly Alderton), 'terrific' (Zadie Smith) The New Me , comes a subversive, hilarious portrait of two colleagues, each more like the other than they would care to admit. 'Wretchedly riveting' Jia Tole
'Terrific. So funny' Zadie Smith 'Monstrously depressing but so comic and well observed that I didn't really mind .... It is great' Dolly Alderton 'A dark comedy of female rage' Catherine Lacey 'Brilliant. For fans of Ottes
The "sublimely awkward and hilarious" (Chicago Tribune) , National Book Award "5 Under 35"-garnering first novel from the acclaimed author of The New Me --now in a new edition Twenty-four-year-old Megan may have her whole life ahead of
"[A] definitive work of millennial literature . . . wretchedly riveting." -Jia Tolentino, The New Yorker "Girls + Office Space + My Year of Rest and Relaxation + anxious sweating = The New Me." -Entertainment Weekly I'm still tryin
' Banal Nightmare will end summer with a bang. It's about turning 37 and realising you hate everybody you know. So funny, so smart, utterly vicious - just brilliant' Zadie Smith Margaret Anne ('Moddie') Yance has just returned to her h
Halle Butlers roman Banalt mareridt følger Margaret Moddie Yance, da hun slår op med sin kæreste gennem ti år og flytter tilbage til den mellemstore by i Midtvesten, hvor hun kommer fra. Hun forsøger at genoptage kontakten til venner, som alle er blevet m
A ferocious novel by one of the boldest voices in American fiction and the author of The New Me, the "definitive work of millennial literature" ( The New Yorker ) "Butler has crafted a novel in which every character proves to be completely,