The protagonist of this novel teaches his girlfriend the English names of flowers on picnics during a series of joyful legal repeals.
The protagonist of this novel teaches his girlfriend the English names of flowers on picnics during a series of joyful legal repeals. A Vatican priest arranges a Portuguese villa for this novel's protagonist after he is repeatedly demoted during a rocky relationship with Irene, who first appears drunkenly threatening to report him to the New York Times. The pharmacy at AMS is restocked with drugs purchased from prostitutes by this novel's narrator, who describes overcoming his aversion to a "universe... made of shit" where "there is no why" to explain the reason he (*) reanimates bodies by removing pills after creating them from fire. "Uncle Pepi" extracts gas from patients in Block 10's Sprinkleroom in this novel, whose narrator assumes the alias Tod Friendly to conceal his true identity, Odilo Unverdorben. For 10 points, name this novel following the life of a doctor at Auschwitz in reverse chronology, a work by Martin Amis.
The protagonist of this novel teaches his girlfriend the English names of flowers on picnics during a series of joyful legal repeals.
Time's Arrow: or The Nature of the Offence [accept either underlined portion]