Literary 007 / 2008 - Sebastian Faulks
Sebastian Faulks’ A Week in December arrives in paperback in UK
Non-Bond novel from centenary author available to order from Amazon.co.uk
Written by Devin Zydel on 26 Apr, 2010
A Week in December, the latest novel from Devil May Care author Sebastian Faulks, has debuted in paperback this month in the UK.
Originally published late last year in the UK and this past March in the UK, this new book is the first contemporary novel written by Faulks. Besides his 2008 Ian Fleming centenary James Bond adventure, some of his other works include Birdsong, Human Traces and Engelby.
This new paperback edition is published by Hutchinson and retails for £12.99.
The official publication blurb follows:
Sebastian Faulks’ A Week in December
A Week in December is Sebastian Faulks’ first wholly contemporary novel. Set in London, it’s a brilliant social satire, structured like a thriller, that takes place over the course of a single week at the end of 2007.
It brings together an intriguing cast of characters, each apparently in his or her own world but – as gradually becomes clear – ultimately intricately related. The anti-hero, John Veals, is a shadily successful and boundlessly ambitious Dickensian figure who is trading billions and other characters include a teenage Muslim fanatic, a Polish footballer, a female tube driver, a literary critic, a care worker and a chutney tycoon. As the story builds to its climax, Faulks pulls together powerful ideas about family, money, religion, and the way we live now.
- Order the UK hardback edition of A Week in December from Amazon.co.uk
- Order the UK audiobook edition of A Week in December from Amazon.co.uk
- Order the UK paperback edition of A Week in December from Amazon.co.uk
- Order the US hardback edition of A Week in December from Amazon.com
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