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Fifty Shames of Earl Grey: A Parody

Autor Fanny Merkin, Andrew Shaffer
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 30 iul 2012

Young, arrogant tycoon Earl Grey seduces the naïve coed Anna Steal with his overpowering good looks and staggering amounts of money, but will she be able to get past his fifty shames, including shopping at Walmart on Saturdays, bondage with handcuffs, and his love of BDSM (Bards, Dragons, Sorcery, and Magick)? Or will his dark secrets and constant smirking drive her over the edge?
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780306821998
ISBN-10: 0306821990
Pagini: 224
Dimensiuni: 140 x 210 x 19 mm
Greutate: 0.23 kg
Editura: Hachette Book Group
Colecția Da Capo Press

Notă biografică

Fanny Merkin (aka Andrew Shaffer)is known for causing trouble via his Twitter alter egos, @evilwylie, @andrewtshaffer, and @EmperorFranzen. He reviews romance, erotica, and women’s fiction forRT Book Reviewsmagazine; his own writing has appeared in many publications includingMental FlossandMaxim. Shaffer is the founder and creative director of Order of St. Nick greeting cards.

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Recenzii

Paul Bogaards in the New York Times
“Erotica is hard. . . . Comedy is harder. If anyone can pull this off, it’s Andrew Shaffer.”

Valerie Frankel, author of Four of a Kind
“Nose picking, vagina scarf tricks, and erect space needles. What more can you ask of an erotic novel?”

Diana Rodriguez Wallach, author of Adios to All the Drama
“[Fanny Merkin is] the Weird Al of erotica.”
 
PW Show Daily, 6/6/12
“It had to happen: a parody of the bestselling50 Shades of Grey. And who better to pull it off than author Andrew Shaffer.”

Publishers Weekly, 7/9/12
“Laugh out loud…If you are looking for a funny book to share with friends, look no further…If Austin Powers and Ace Ventura had a love child, it would be Earl Grey.”

Kirkus Reviews, August 2012
“[Shaffer] skewers both E. L. James’Fifty Shades of Greyand Stephanie Meyer’sTwilightin his debut novel.”

Blogcritics.org, 7/28/12


VH1.com, 8/24/12
“Kind of the perfect beach read for the end of summer and the end of your obsession.”

Alternative Press, October 2012
“An LOL parody of that creepy book your aunts have been tryin’ to get your mom to read.”

Bookviews blog, September 2012
“It probably helps if you read James’ book, but it doesn’t matter because Shaffer’s is a madcap piece of fun.”

Seattle Times
, 9/16/12
“Perhaps the greatest homage.”

SheKnows.com,9/18/12
“Just what the doctor ordered for fans of the uber-successful trilogy…Laugh-out-loud funny…Such a fun read.”

SacramentoBook Review, October 2012
“Broad enough to appeal to people that have never read Fifty Shades…Funny, but also thoughtful. There is some great social commentary hiding between the words.”

Portland
Book Review, 9/21/12
“A ridiculously funny parody…This book may make you laugh until you cry.”

“Shaffer persuades his readers to notice the flaws in our current society. He challenges us to question who we are idolizing and what the effects of such adoration could be…Shaffer’s writing is fast-paced, fresh, and entertaining…[It] will have you giggling until the conclusion.”

Bookriot.com, 8/1/12
“There is SO MUCH FUNNY!...Folks who readFifty Shadeswill recognize that Shaffer’s plot loosely follows the same plot that dragged Ana and Christian along, but there’s still plenty of fun to be had here if you haven’t read that awful novel.”

The Hollywood Reporter
, 8/09/12
“Unlike so manyFifty Shadesparodies that are no more than quickie one-joke cheap ebooks,Earl Greyis a complete book from a traditional publisher. This is a full-length and thought-out piece of work…[Schaffer] captures the rhythms of the original but exaggerates E.L. James' literary ticks to great effect…Fifty Shames of Earl Greyis the literary equivalent of a goodSaturday Night Liveskit and the perfect gag gift for anyone a little to obsessed (pro or con) withFifty Shades.”

The Daily Beast, 8/09/12“At first glance, some of us might be dumb enough to thinkFifty Shames of Earl Greyis just another clone of the original successful series and buy it for that reason alone. Others will howl at the witty ploys Fifty Shames evokes to poke fun at E.L. James’s series.”

Cedar Rapids Gazette, 8/12/12
“[Shaffer] steeps the trilogy’s signature elements in a boiling pot of wacky water, straining it into a brew that slides warmly down your throat, only to bubble back up in spurts of laughter.”

Hudson Valley News
“Give this one to someone who’s readFifty Shades of Grey.”

National Post(Canada), 8/11/12
“We’re giggling as we readFifty Shames of Earl Grey…It’s hackneyed, glib, goofy and LOL ridiculous but even so, like all of Weird Al’s shtick, it’s still better than the original.”

New YorkPost,8/19/12
“Shaffer skewers the S&M god of the original.”

CNBC.com, 8/23/12
“The funniest take on a best seller since Harvard Lampoon’sBored of the Rings.”