A Suitable Companion for the End of Your Life (eBook, ePUB) - Mcgill, Robert; Mcgill, Robert
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For fans of George Saunders and David Lynch. | For readers of Station Eleven , Klara and the Sun , César Aira, André Alexis, Emma Donoghue, David Mitchell. | This novel offers a different take on the dystopian plague genre | Blurbs forthcoming from Ian Williams and others. | A Suitable Companion is McGill's American debut. | A smart, funny novel about the IKEA-fication of contemporary culture. | Zadie Smith is a fan of his previous work: "The guy knows what he's doing, from missing children to silk parachutes, you are never lost and he will catch you."

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  • For fans of George Saunders and David Lynch.
  • For readers of Station Eleven, Klara and the Sun, César Aira, André Alexis, Emma Donoghue, David Mitchell.
  • This novel offers a different take on the dystopian plague genre
  • Blurbs forthcoming from Ian Williams and others.
  • A Suitable Companion is McGill's American debut.
  • A smart, funny novel about the IKEA-fication of contemporary culture.
  • Zadie Smith is a fan of his previous work: "The guy knows what he's doing, from missing children to silk parachutes, you are never lost and he will catch you."

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Robert McGill's writing has appeared or is forthcoming in magazines including The Atlantic, The Dublin Review, Hazlitt, and The Walrus. He teaches at the University of Toronto. His previous books include two novels, The Mysteries and Once We Had a Country, and two nonfiction books, The Treacherous Imagination and War Is Here. Visit him at robert-mcgill.com.