Which blurb from The Financial Times should be displayed on the softcover?

"one of the most delectably artful pieces of literary malarkey to have come along in a good while; a flirty, dirty tease of a novel" --The Financial Times 19% (5 votes)
"Hot diggity dog!"--The Financial Times 11% (3 votes)
"This is either your thing or it isn’t but Mauli Shapiro won’t be winning the Bad Sex Writing Prize any time soon, for she is much too witty."--The Financial Times 7% (2 votes)
"Now why couldn’t DH Lawrence write like that instead of all that deathly pubic gardening?"--The Financial Times 15% (4 votes)
"Shapiro writes not so much like an angel as an imp: hot, jabbing and naughty"--The Financial Times 44% (12 votes)
"There’s a good deal of food porn in the book, much of which is more the latter than the former."--The Financial Times 4% (1 vote)

Total Votes: 27

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Mary Harris Oliver - 13 years ago

I loved the whole concept of this book. The use of real artifacts, a real place and a creative portrait of the long dead Louise Brunet was both fascinating and fun. Of course, the Paris setting is wonderful too! Such beautiful writing too--a real literary treat!

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