Announcing the winners of this month’s Dabbler Book Club choice…
Earlier on The Dabbler, Nige thought it was “thought-provoking, serious and witty”. A little later, David Waywell reckoned it “contains erudition, thought, doubt, contradiction, cynicism, and even melancholy”. It’s not as if we haven’t set out to whet your appetite is it?
It’s usual to tantalise a little before announcing a winner (Tarrantise?) but that’s enough suspenseful toying: here are this month’s lucky winners of a copy of A Point of View by Clive James:
Diane Smith
Jo McPherson
Jen Boucher
Shona Allen
Kathy Morrell
John Groves
Deborah Marlow
Stephanie Young
Kate King
Alison Bean
And the two League of Dabblers winners are David Cohen and Ian Hadden.
Thank you to our kind friends at Pan Macmillan for providing the books.
If your number didn’t come up this month, you can buy it now.
However you come across your copy we’d welcome your thoughts on A Point of View. We’ll be taking another look at it next month when you’ll have a chance to see those thoughts posted at The Dabbler. Just email us at editorial@thedabbler.co.uk.
Why not join The Dabbler Book Club? Details here.
(By the way, we’ll be reviewing last month’s choice, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s Apricot Jam, next week – please email us if you’d like to contribute.)
