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The Minotaur Takes A Cigarette Break
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The Minotaur Takes A Cigarette Break

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Five thousand years after leaving the Cretan labyrinth, and the Minotaur - or M as he is known to his colleagues - is working as a line chef at Grub’s Rib in Carolina, keeping his horns down, trying in vain to put his past behind him. He leads an ordered lifestyle in a shabby trailer park where he tinkers with cars, writes and re-writes to-do lists and observes the haphazard goings on around him. Outwardly controlled, M tries to hide his emotional turmoil as he is transported deeper into the human world of deceit, confusion and need.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Canongate Books Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
3 December 2019
Pages
320
ISBN
9781786896148

Five thousand years after leaving the Cretan labyrinth, and the Minotaur - or M as he is known to his colleagues - is working as a line chef at Grub’s Rib in Carolina, keeping his horns down, trying in vain to put his past behind him. He leads an ordered lifestyle in a shabby trailer park where he tinkers with cars, writes and re-writes to-do lists and observes the haphazard goings on around him. Outwardly controlled, M tries to hide his emotional turmoil as he is transported deeper into the human world of deceit, confusion and need.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Canongate Books Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
3 December 2019
Pages
320
ISBN
9781786896148