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The Pursemonger of Fugu: A Bathroom Mystery

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The Pursemonger of Fugu: A Bathroom Mystery

by Greg Kramer

Cormorant Books | August 3, 1998 | Trade Paperback

Unbound from stiff-upper-lip stagnation by sudden widowhood, Adelaide Simcoe has yielded to her creative impulses Ñ and the pull of the volatile avant-garde fugu gallery. But when a performance art piece goes horribly wrong at the opening of Adelaide''s first group show, she sets out to find who hated the gallery''s mercurial co-founder enough to engineer such a horrible death.
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The Pursemonger of Fugu is a mystery with an awful twist. A piece of performance art goes fatally wrong and Adelaide, an artist in the show, sets out to determine why. Was it murder, an accident or did the woman in the piece mean this performance to be her last? An outrageous journey through the alternative art world, Greg Kramer's novel is sure to shock.

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Unbound from stiff-upper-lip stagnation by sudden widowhood, Adelaide Simcoe has yielded to her creative impulses Ñ and the pull of the volatile avant-garde fugu gallery. But when a performance art piece goes horribly wrong at the opening of Adelaide''s first group show, she sets out to find who hated the gallery''s mercurial co-founder enough to engineer such a horrible death.

About the Author

Greg Kramer is a director, actor, and writer. His two previous novels published by The Riverbank Press are The Pursemonger of Fugu and Couchwarmer. Hogtown Bonbons, his bi-weekly fiction column in Toronto''s Xtra magazine, was published as a book in 2000. He lives in Montreal.

Trade Paperback

1 Pages, 5.55 x 8.48 x 0.8 IN

August 3, 1998

Cormorant Books

English

Canadian Author


1896332005
9781896332000

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"An entertaining marriage of classic whodunnit and a spoof of world-class urban pretentiousness."
 

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