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Language: English
Published by Penguin Books Ltd, 2004
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- Title
- Best Possible Taste
- Author
- OReilly, Sam
- Publisher
- Penguin Books Ltd
- Publication year
- 2004
- Condition
- Used; Good
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 014101654X
- ISBN 13
- 9780141016542
When you're a teenager in seventies Stoke living on Smash and Cup-a-Soup, there's only one thing you long to acquire: Taste. At least you do if you're Stephen Beckett, and you're convinced you were born into the wrong class. So when middle age nears and you're running your own trendy Brighton eatery, you're entitled to think you've made it. But you're about to find out just how expensive taste can be. It can cost you: Your wife and children; Your friends and family; Your sex drive, your business and probably your sanity Caught in the headlights of a terrifying new life and an unhealthy fixation with a lapdancer who hates him, Stephen must face the question: is class really about what's on your plate? And if not, what are its true ingredients? To discover where he belongs and who with Stephen Beckett is going to have to swallow a lot of things far less palatable than a plate of borsch. And that's just for starters
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About the Author
Sam O'Reilly is in her late 30's and is a freelance journalist and writer. She's a former Cosmopolitan magazine news journalist of the year and a runner-up for both the Cosmopolitan short story prize and the Ian St James Award. She freelances for magazines and newspapers including the Sunday Times, Guardian and Evening Standard. She lives in Brighton.
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