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The Calligrapher, The Edward Docx

The Calligrapher, The By Edward Docx

The Calligrapher, The by Edward Docx


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Summary

After a romantic double-booking ends in disaster, Jasper decides to concentrate on his work, a manuscript collection of poetry by another great lover, John Donne. One day he spots a girl he can't ignore. Little does he suspect that he has finally met his match.

The Calligrapher, The Summary

The Calligrapher, The by Edward Docx

A gripping story of modern-day love and old-fashioned revenge. He is not quite as clever as he thinks he is. She is smarter than she seems. Jasper thinks that he has found the perfect life. A world-class calligrapher and a serial seducer, he is happily transcribing the immortal Songs and Sonnets of John Donne for his wealthy patron. But when a shameless infidelity catches up with him, things begin to unravel. Worse still, one afternoon the perfect woman turns up beneath his studio window and he realizes that he will have to abandon everything to win her. Brilliantly written, stylish and very funny, The Calligrapher is about the difference between men and women, about deception and honesty, and the timeless pursuit of love.

The Calligrapher, The Reviews

'A wonderful novel ... Achieves the rare feat of being bookish and sussed in the same breath.' Matt Beaumont 'Fascinating and very funny. Jasper Jackson is a fine creation.' Niall Griffiths

About Edward Docx

Edward Docx has worked in journalism for a number of years and was Associate Editor of The Express until June 2001. The Calligrapher is his first novel.

Additional information

GOR002714704
9781841155432
1841155438
The Calligrapher, The by Edward Docx
Used - Very Good
Paperback
HarperCollins Publishers
20030505
368
N/A
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