How I Won A Nobel Prize

Taranto’s hilarious, provocative debut novel, is at once bracingly contemporary and reassuringly familiar . . . The novel’s peculiar genius lies in how you’re never entirely sure where Taranto’s sympathies lie.The Times

A debut of great skill and admirable complexityThe Observer

A punchy and very funny campus novel which manages to satirise the culture wars without ever making too clear which side of the cancel-culture v anti-woke divide the author stands onNicola Sturgeon

A hit, a very palpable hitThe Spectator