Jack Womack's best book to date. That's saying a lot! But don't take my word for it: read it for yourself.

Andrew Crumey's first (and in my opinion, best) novel (although he's hardly slouching in the Borgesian Pfitz or its sort-of sequel, D'Alembert's Panel, either), Music, in a Foreign Language is postmodern with a vengeance - and with something to say.