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Machiavelli's Lawn

Out of Print
By: Mark Crick
144 pages, Col illus
Publisher: Granta
Machiavelli's Lawn
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  • Machiavelli's Lawn ISBN: 9781847081346 Hardback Mar 2011 Out of Print #190948
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12 great authors offer their top tips on gardening, from Sylvia Plath's struggles with autumn bulbs, to JD Salinger's helpful hints on growing from seed. In Cormac McCarthy's hands a landowner's trip to the potting shed becomes a right of passage from which he will return transformed. Zola's striking miner finds life on the allotment more brutal and short than anything he imagined at the coal face. And Wodehouse's hero, anticipating a visit from his aunt, realises that the right choice of houseplant may well save him from the ignominy of marriage. Inspired, botanically-accurate, and utterly hilarious, "Machiavelli's Lawn" will appeal to green-fingered book lovers everywhere.

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Mark Crick is a photographer and the author of Kafka's Soup and Sartre's Sink. He lives in London.
Out of Print
By: Mark Crick
144 pages, Col illus
Publisher: Granta
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