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What a delightful book! It’s no surprise why this book won the Hugo award for best novel in 1999. Willis seems to be one of those authors who can actually stick to the age-old adage to “Show, not tell”, and the result is a fast-paced tumble through time with some wonderful characters.
Great book, humourous and very much in the style of Jerome K Jerome. Although I never read his Three Men On A Boat I did read Three Men On A Brummel.
bostonian71
Waltham
Another hilarious page-turner.
Breezy, funny, time-travel mystery & Victorian pastiche. One-hundred-eighty degrees apart in tone from Willis’s earlier Doomsday Book, even though they start from the same setting (the time-traveling history section of Oxford).
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