Dodge Rose (Australian Literature) - Softcover

"Australian writer Jack Cox s frisky and disorienting debut "Dodge Rose" is part legal satire and part mash note to James Joyce. . . . Mr. Cox has a Joycean love of colloquialisms, puns and lists, and he modulates between drastically different registers of speech...[it's a] brilliant showoff of a book... for a reader open to linguistic spectacle, it s a memorable performance." -"Wall Street Journal""

"Cox is a beautiful writer." - "The Saturday Paper"

"There will be few novels released this year as original, daring and difficult as Dodge Rose." -Sydney Morning Herald

"Australian writer Jack Cox's frisky and disorienting debut Dodge Rose is part legal satire and part mash note to James Joyce. . . . Mr. Cox has a Joycean love of colloquialisms, puns and lists, and he modulates between drastically different registers of speech...[it's a] brilliant showoff of a book... for a reader open to linguistic spectacle, it's a memorable performance." -Wall Street Journal

"Cox is a beautiful writer." - The Saturday Paper

"It is an original, at times brilliant work that in its avoidance of cliche, its restorative effect on language, actually does recall Beckett." -The Guardian

"Cox has created in Max one of the most extraordinary narrative voices I've read this year." -The National