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Although most of the action of The Mezzanine occurs on the escalator of an office building, where its narrator is returning to work after buying shoelaces, this startlingly inventive and witty novel takes us farther than most fiction written today. It lends to milk cartons the associative richness of Marcel Proust's madeleines. It names the eight most significant advances in a human life —beginning with shoe-tying. It asks whether the hot air blowers in bathrooms really are more sanitary than towels. And it casts a dazzling light on our relations with the objects and people we usually take for granted.
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The mezzanine.
1989, Granta Books in association with Penguin Books, Granta Books
in English
0140142010 9780140142013
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The mezzanine: a novel
1988, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, Grove/Atlantic, Incorporated
in English
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