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Chop Chop, English edition

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Monocle - so nicknamed because he went to university - works as a sous chef in a London gastropub. Terrorized by hoodlums (his co-workers), he daily survives the scalds and wounds meted out by Racist Dave and sadistic head chef Bob. In the kitchen, acts of ferocious revenge and touching kindness are served up, driven by dark fears and desperate dreams. But out there, waiting patiently at his table, is the Fat Man and his strange, insatiable hunger . . . 'Wroe depicts the literal underworld of a restaurant kitchen with wit, vigour and gleeful, necessary profanity.' New York Times 'A brutally funny look at the world of professional cooking.' Gary Shteyngart, author of Super Sad True Love Story 'A greasy, hilarious tale of loyalty, revenge and dark appetites. A gripping look behind the kitchen wall.' Shortlist 'A complete page-turner. Reminiscent of Kitchen Confidential but with an entirely fresh voice.' Thomasina Miers

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Chop Chop, English edition, Simon Wroe

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Titre
Chop Chop, English edition
Langue
Anglais
Auteurs
Simon Wroe
Éditeur
Penguin UK
Publié
2015
Format
souple
Pages
336
ISBN10
0241967139
ISBN13
9780241967133
Séries
Titre original
Chop chop
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3,45 sur 5
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Monocle - so nicknamed because he went to university - works as a sous chef in a London gastropub. Terrorized by hoodlums (his co-workers), he daily survives the scalds and wounds meted out by Racist Dave and sadistic head chef Bob. In the kitchen, acts of ferocious revenge and touching kindness are served up, driven by dark fears and desperate dreams. But out there, waiting patiently at his table, is the Fat Man and his strange, insatiable hunger . . . 'Wroe depicts the literal underworld of a restaurant kitchen with wit, vigour and gleeful, necessary profanity.' New York Times 'A brutally funny look at the world of professional cooking.' Gary Shteyngart, author of Super Sad True Love Story 'A greasy, hilarious tale of loyalty, revenge and dark appetites. A gripping look behind the kitchen wall.' Shortlist 'A complete page-turner. Reminiscent of Kitchen Confidential but with an entirely fresh voice.' Thomasina Miers