
Two widowers and an old teacher meet for dinner in London, and one is mugged
Julian Treslove, a non-Jewish Londoner, has dinner with his old friend Sam Finkler, a popular philosopher, and their former teacher Libor. On his way home he is mugged, and he becomes obsessed with his belief that the robber made a remark about Jews. It won the 2010 Booker Prize.
Julian Treslove, Sam Finkler and Libor Sevcik.
London in the 2000s.
It is a comic novel about identity.
Funny and sad.
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