Phone (novel)

Phone is the eleventh novel by Will Self, published in 2017. It concludes a "modernist" trilogy also consisting of Umbrella and Shark.[1]

Phone
AuthorWill Self
CountryUnited Kingdom
LanguageEnglish
PublisherViking
Publication date
United Kingdom
Pages624
Preceded byShark 

Content

The stream-of-consciousness novel continues the story of psychiatrist Zack Busner.

Reviews

Writing for The Sunday Herald, Todd McEwan wrote: "You begin to realise that this is not art, and it’s not even satire. It’s just stuff that oozes out of a writer who is floundering in the tar pit of the establishment.[2] Jon Day, writing for The Guardian, noted: "Phone isn’t an attempt to inhabit the language of modernism but an attempt to exhaust a style. There’s still plenty of fun to be had spotting references to Self’s lodestars...It’ll take you a couple of weeks to read all three novels properly. But I can’t think of a better way to spend your time."[3]

gollark: That's not my alt.
gollark: It is not* transmitting steganographic bee neuron data.
gollark: Like the osmarks.net internet radio thing™ which continuously reads out "digits of pi".
gollark: Yes it is. This is why Macron is actually just Lisp.
gollark: Bravo Echo Echo Sierra, as they say.

References
  1. Phone Penguin Books
  2. Review, Phone by Will Self The Sunday Herald
  3. Phone by Will Self review – a triumph of joined-up thinking The Guardian
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