Dombey and Son Marty Neumeier irritation

irritation

peril is everywhere

Judkins will draw on an extraordinary range of reference points

'Among the best novels of the twentieth century' New Yorker'An astonishing work' John Banville'So noir it makes Raymond Chandler look beige' Independent

Dombey and Son Marty Neumeier irritationTo Paul Dombey, business is everything and money can do anything. He runs his family life as he runs his firm: coldly, calculatingly and commercially. The only person he cares for is his little son, while his motherless daughter Florence craves affection from her unloving father, who sees her only as a base coin that couldn't be invested'. As Dombey's callousness extends to others from his defiant second wife Edith to Florence's admirer Walter Gay he