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Liver
A volume of interconnected satirical works is set in locales ranging from a London drinking club to an orderly Swiss city and considers the impact of disease on the body's largest internal organ.
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- "A volume of interconnected satirical works is set in locales ranging from a London drinking club to an orderly Swiss city and considers the impact of disease on the body's largest internal organ."@en
- "This four remarkable short stories from Will Self each feature the largest of our internal organs; the liver, in varying states of disease and decay. A moving, hilarious and scabrous protrayal of egos, appetites and addictions, Liver is an extraordinary examination of lives out of control and beyond saving by the pre-eminent chronicler of our neuroses and our times."
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- "Liver"