#52 Offshore, by Penelope Fitzgerald

 



Booker Prize:  WINNER 1979

Plot Time and Place Present day, on the Thames, London, England.

Opening sentence:  ""Are we to gather that Dreadnought is asking us all to do something dishonest?" Richard asked."

Plot summary: "The shortest novel to win the Booker Prize, Fitzgerald offers a delightful glimpse into the workings of the eccentric London community living on houseboats." (from thebookerprizes.com)

Review I enjoyed the writing and the characters, it was a nice read.

Rating3/5

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