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Game Control

Name: Game Control
Brand: Brilliance Audio
SKU: 47485534
Price: 5348 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Lionel Shriver
ISBN: 9781423360896

Lionel Shriver

Laural Merlington

Language

English

Audiobook MP3

Publishers Brilliance Audio, October 2008

Set against the vivid backdrop of modern-day Africa-a continent now primarily populated with wildlif... Full description

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Set against the vivid backdrop of modern-day Africa-a continent now primarily populated with wildlife of the two-legged sort-Lionel Shriver's Game Control is a wry, grimly comic tale of bad ideas and good intentions. Eleanor Merritt, a do-gooding American family-planning worker, was drawn to Kenya to improve the lot of the poor. Unnervingly, she finds herself falling in love with the beguiling Calvin Piper despite, or perhaps because of, his misanthropic theories about population control and the future of the human race. Surely, Calvin whispers seductively in Eleanor's ear, if the poor are a responsibility they are also an imposition.With a deft, droll touch, Shriver highlights the hypocrisy of lofty intellectuals who would "e;save"e; humanity but who don't like people.