The Dance of the Voodoo Handbag
Barking Mad Trilogy, Book 2
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Robert Rankin
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Robert Rankin
About this listen
The story of Billy, whose Grandmother left him the "voodoo handbag" in her will, after he had sold her soul to science. The tales it told Billy would change his life for ever - and the lives of other people too.
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"We read Rankin for his exuberant salmagundi of old jokes, myths urban and otherwise, catchphrases, liberatingly crazy ideas, running gags, recurring characters and locations, unreliable, autobiogrpahical anecdotes...he becomes funnier the more you read him" (Mat Coward, Independent)
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- 541N7
- 05-03-19
Crazy cyclical journey
The master of Far Fetched Fiction brings possibly the greatest novel. Clearly it was dictated to him by none other than Hugo Rune himself.
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- J. Curry
- 24-04-20
Just because you're paranoid...
Read in glorious Brent-o-coustix (tm) by our beloved Mr Rankin himself! The man is, in the kindest sense, either mad, or a genius.
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- Bill Atkinson
- 27-01-23
Magical
I find the stories in this trilogy both fun and great at making my brain investigate other possibilities. The connections of facts are link finding missing pieces.
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- Annette
- 22-09-21
Mostly drivel
I feel like I'd read Ian Rankin books in the past and quite enjoyed them, so I was excited to see I could read this one included in my membership. I can't seem to remember the titles I liked before...something about a chocolate bunny of the apocalypse? Anyway, 5 chapters in and it's just a weird stream of consciousness and I can't get into it. Sounds like grampa from Simpsons telling a story and getting lost on the way
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- DH
- 12-10-21
First book in a long time I couldn't finish
Maybe the writer should stick to writing rather than narration. Dreadful on all counts.
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