Book Details
- Paperback
- 288 pages
- ISBN 978-1-901927-07-8
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In this complex, stylish and downright dirty novel, Daithidh MacEochaidh belts through the underclass underachieving postponed-modern sacrilege and the more pungent bodily orifices. Somewhere between the intertext and the testosterone find Ron Smith, illiterate book lover, philisopher of non-thought and the head honcho’s left arm man.
Like a Dog to Its Vomit is a must read for anyone who has ever poked their weary toe into the world of critical theory, many of the postmodern textual games and strategies are on offer, used, abused, open to derision, and yet strangely sanctioned in the end.
"You could love this book for its courage. Genius."
Artscene
Daithidh MacEochaidh: novelist, poet, publisher, man of letters. His first novel Like a Dog To Its Vomit is published by Route, and his poetry collection 'Don't Let Death Move In' features in Half a Pint of Tristram Shandy. Daithidh edited 'East of No East', a mini-collection of Bulgarian shorts which features in Route Offline.
Like a Dog to Its Vomit is a must read for anyone who has ever poked their weary toe into the world of critical theory, many of the postmodern textual games and strategies are on offer, used, abused, open to derision, and yet strangely sanctioned in the end.
"You could love this book for its courage. Genius."
Artscene
Daithidh MacEochaidh: novelist, poet, publisher, man of letters. His first novel Like a Dog To Its Vomit is published by Route, and his poetry collection 'Don't Let Death Move In' features in Half a Pint of Tristram Shandy. Daithidh edited 'East of No East', a mini-collection of Bulgarian shorts which features in Route Offline.
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