Number 11

This is a novel about hundreds of tiny connections that permeate society, connect the worlds of individuals and determine all of us. This is a novel about guilt and innocence and that we live in a time when there are no more innocent. This is a novel about the last great battle between politics and comedy, and we can only hope that the comedy will win. This is a novel about how easy it is to make us all of us fools. This is the new novel by Jonathan Cow, who best knows how to show the world in which we live in the true light. Once a little Rachel was visiting her grandmother and saw a strange bird woman. And on her next visit, she found one ominous thing in the forest. And then Rachel grew up and became an adult. And she began to meet much more strange people and stumble upon much more sinister things. An ordinary girl was in the very center of the web. But what are the web? And whose web? .. The attractive, mysterious, smart, ruthlessly mocking new novel, without a doubt, one of the most-most modern writers. "Number 11" grew out of two Jonathan Cow"s novels by many, "Dream House" and "what a contest!". This is not a book, this is love