by Canadian Andre Alexis. A friend gave me this because I like dogs. It's one of the nastiest books I've read lately, about fifteen dogs which are given human consciousness.
I knew stray dogs were common in the US whereas here it is rare and great efforts go into finding a lost dog or returning one to its family. In Canada 15 dogs can live in a park and rapidly kill each other, or are poisoned by humans and their brief lives are dominated by the long-discredited idea of constant dominance among dogs and people.
I like the dog who makes up poetry but that's one of the more plausible bits.
I've given up before the end.
To think that London, or anywhere else for that matter, does not belong to any one demographic
Being quizzed by chemist's assistant in Boots.
Another week, another Tory MP sex scandal!
