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The pleasure of my company

Author:	Steve Martin
Publisher:	Bath, England : Chivers Audio Books , 2004.
Series:	Chivers audio books.
Edition/Format:	Audiobook on Cassette : Cassette recording : Fiction : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	Meet Daniel Pecan Cambridge. He's in his early thirties and has a mission in life: to break free from his neurotic space and embrace normal life. This isn't as easy a task as he would like because he can't cross the street unless two opposing driveways break the curb. He has difficulty finding the right woman, although he is keen on Elizabeth who's selling the flats across the street, as well as Zandy who works in the local pharmacy. Then there's Clarissa, whose role as Daniel's therapist is becoming a bit blurred.  Read more...
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