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A wry, witty, enjoyable romp. Buckley knows how to turn a phrase. Recommended for fans of George MacDonald Fraser and those who prefer some P.G. Wodehouse in their Bernard Cornwell. [See Prepub Alert, 11/26/17.]
The novel's mock-epic style, colorful cast, and tone are reminiscent of Don Quixote, and fans of comedy and adventure will find much to enjoy here. [See Prepub Alert, 6/8/15.]
Buckley composes well; this book isn't a write-off but there are too many throwaway pieces in it, including several mock multiple-choice quizzes on current topics that aren't even funny. Still, this collection will be enjoyed by essay enthusiasts and fans of the author. [See Prepub Alert, 12/7/13.]
Bird McIntyre, a Washington lobbyist and novelist manqué with a few really bad thrillers in his closet, and neo-con Wonkette Angel Templeton want to make sure that Congress approves a top-secret weapons system...