I have to say here, I read the sample on Kindle last night and bought the book. I thought it was terrific, and if you read Water for Elephants
'Soul Destruction' Author Draws Inspiration From A London Call Girl
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*In our ongoing series of WCI interviews, we're talking today with Ruth
Jacobs, a novelist who lives near London, about her life as a writer.
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ROFL! That was hysterical - especially the line about video reviews of literary novels saving the American newspaper.
I loved Water for Elephants. But I have to admit, apes and monkeys sort of creep me out. Still, I wish Sara Gruen all the best. She's a very talented author, and I can't imagine (though I'd sort of like to) how tough it would be to live up to the expectations for a $5M book!
I've read the bad reviews and am staying away--and can also recommend a very good novel by Debbie Lee Wesselmann called "Captivity," also on the subject of apes and languages. In fact, "Ape House" sounds as though it were cribbed from "Captivity," which came out two years ago with a small press.
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