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Pick of the week · Week of November 10

Sounds Like Fun

by Bryan Moriarty

Eoin is 27 and suddenly running the cafe where he works after his boss disappears. At home, his boyfriend Rich wants to open their relationship. Eoin agrees because losing Rich seems worse, leaving him to work out whether the life he is trying to preserve is one he actually wants.

What makes it funny?

A chaotic morning in the coffee shop supplies one of the book’s workplace comic episodes. Eoin’s sudden responsibility for the cafe makes the ordinary struggle to get through a shift part of a life already unsettled by dating.

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