1996 / Audiobook / 320 pages / UK
***
Borderline incomprehensible, barely worth the effort, but I had to get around to it eventually.
2020 / Audiobook / 432 pages / UK
****
Incrementally more relatable, apart from the wife sales. I'm looking forward to these catching up and overtaking the present so we can start getting slices of life from the future.
2021 / Audiobook / 323 pages / UK
****
Unfathomable anecdotes become borderline believable when given context.
2023 / Ebook / 64 pages / UK
**
Relentless chin-based debasement as commentary on bigotry, in the form of crap poetry.
2020 / Audiobook / 320 pages / UK
****
Interesting exploration of vague spoop, though I was distracted by the audiobook narrator's insistence on doing stereotypical accents. I was waiting for an Indian academic to come up, but you'd be hard pressed to find a paler subject.
