Notes marginales et bénéfices du doute

*Marginal Notes, Doubtful Statements* by Jonathan Coe - an extraordinary non-fiction collection from the author of EXPO 58

From celebrating the greatness of *Gulliver's Travels* to tracing the impact of Margaret Thatcher's death, from interviewing Brian Eno to* *finding Hitchcockian elements in a Disney film*,* *Marginal Notes, Doubtful Statements* is a hugely funny, moving and fascinating 20-year journey through the world of books, music, film, politics and memory from one of Britain's most acclaimed novelists and cultural thinkers.

This will be loved by fans of *What A Carve Up* and *The Rotters' Club*, as well as readers of Nick Hornby, David Foster Wallace and Zadie Smith's *Changing My Mind.*

'Clever and funny, enthralling and moving, this is, for my money, Coe's best novel since *What A Carve-Up!* Wonderful' *Daily Mail on Expo 58*

'A rich and splendidly comic confection' *Independent on EXPO 58*

Jonathan Coe is the author of ten novels, the latest *Expo 58 *(2013). His previous nine novels are all published by Penguin and include the acclaimed bestsellers *What a Carve Up!, The House of Sleep *and* The Rotters' Club.*