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The Quantity Theory of Morality : A blistering state-of-the-nation novel from the Booker Prize-shortlisted author - Will Self Pages:368 pages Clair's unmatched verve for sexyReads like early Nabokov: barbed, provocative, virtuosic in his performance of linguistic jokes rollicking, unsettling and furiously intelligent' Guardian'Full of pathos and penetrating insights into the best and worst in human nature. A consummate performance, it's a book that might finally silence Self's critics' SpectatorThis dark yet hilariously satirical state of an era novel sees Will Self's middle class, middle English characters apparently