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 Gould's Book of Fish, A Novel in Twelve Fish Richard Flanagan LITERATURE • 2003 • PAPER • 404 PAGES  E-mail this page  Printer-friendly version
The third book by this Tasman author, a wildly inventive novel steeped in the 19th-century history of the island and its brutal colonial prison. Interweaving past and present, Flanagan keeps the reader guessing with a dizzying mix of history, fantasy and word play. Billy Gould, his bawdy convict narrator, contributes the paintings that introduce each section, reproduced in this paper edition in black-and-white.
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