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Review of 'The Pleasures of Queueing' by former MA student
19 Oct 2018
Novel by School of English alumnus Erik Martiny reviewed by another former MA student, Josephine Fenton
Erik Martiny's The Pleasures of Queueing was published by Mastodon Publishing in 2018.
In this review, first published in the Irish Examiner's Weekend supplement, former School of English MA student Josephine Fenton looks at an extraordinary novel, which "for unfortunates who were not brought up in the city of Cork ...provides an intriguing insight into what it must be like."
The full review is available here