Sam the Cat

Sam the Cat

by Matthew Klam (Author)

Synopsis

How do you cope when your best friend is transformed from a clever, decent bloke to a fat, supercilious git? Or when a roast chicken suddenly becomes the symbol of your greatest shame? This tale looks at young men and women trying to get on with their lives in the face of such questions.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 256
Publisher: Penguin
Published: 03 May 2001

ISBN 10: 0140294449
ISBN 13: 9780140294446

Media Reviews
* 'Head and shoulders above anything this side of the Atlantic... funny as hell' Zadie Smith, Telegraph * 'A boy's answer to THE GIRL'S GUIDE TO HUNTING AND FISHING... a hilarious inside-track on men, sex, love and relationships' Matt Thorne * 'Amusing, poignant tales of the city... raucously funny' Financial Times * 'Exact, clever and at times painfully accurate... It does what all good satire should and makes you wince with recognition as well as laugh out loud' Observer * 'Very funny and very sobering... Klam has an excellent eye for absurdity and his writing is infinitely subtle' Telegraph * 'Matthew Klam knows what guys really think... ruthlessly insightful' Harper's Bazaar
Author Bio
Matthew Klam has had numerous stories published in the New Yorker, and his non-fiction has appeared in Harper's and The New York Times Magazine. He is a winner of the O. Henry Award and lives in Washington, D.C.