22Jan/08Off
Dodge Vs Lodge

Ah, the first of many possible author showdowns: David Dodge versus David Lodge. Popular culture author versus acclaimed literary critic and author. Is there really any competition here? Won't Lodge just throw Dodge to the floor?
Ah, but to quote Øystein at the I <3 Books messageboard: "Well, Dodge has a packmule and a one-eyed goth-trannie; Lodge has a tilde-spewing factory and a cricket bat-shaped woman. Really, Lodge had no chance here, poor fellow."
Also, I'd like to remind you, dear reader, that David Dodge wrote To Catch a Thief (the book). When did you last see Cary Grant or Grace Kelly in a David Lodge-based film?
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Books Read: 2010
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15. Jane Austen: Pride & Prejudice
11. Julia Quinn: Splendid
12. Scarlett Thomas: Our Tragic Universe
13. Penelope Lively: A Stitch In Time
14. Michel Faber: The Crimson Petal and White
15. Jane Austen: Pride & Prejudice
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