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Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Praise for Ordinary Decent Criminals:
Dedication
Epigraph
Chapter One: Hot Black Bush
Chapter Two: Roisin Has Enthusiasms
Chapter Three: The Green Door, or Everybody Likes Lancaster
Chapter Four: Women on and Off the Wall
Chapter Five: Cape Canaveral on York Street
Chapter Six: Roisin’s Furniture Goes Funny
Chapter Seven: Constance Has Inner Beauty; About Farrell We Are Not So Sure
Chapter Eight: Big Presents Come in Small Packages
Chapter Nine: As You Are in Pieces, So Shall Your Cities Fragment
Chapter Ten: The Vector and the Corkscrew
Chapter Eleven: The MacBride Principles
Chapter Twelve: Americans Have Good Teeth
Chapter Thirteen: Checked Luggage, or The Long Fuck
Chapter Fourteen: Negaphobia, and Why Farrell Doesn’t Do Windows
Chapter Fifteen: Ireland, and Other Hospitals
Chapter Sixteen: The House in Castlecaulfield
Chapter Seventeen: The Fall of the House in Castlecaulfield
Chapter Eighteen: Form Over Weight
Chapter Nineteen: Notice-Notice
Chapter Twenty: Harder-Harder, More-More, Worse-Worse: Estrin Turns Into a Lamppost
Chapter Twenty-One: Chemical Irritation
Chapter Twenty-Two: The Saint of Glengormley
Chapter Twenty-Three: What Is So Bloodcurdling About a Swallow in Your Kitchen?
Epilogue: Boredom as Moral Achievement
Glossary of Troublesome Terms
About the Book: Teatime in London: Why I Spurn My Gerry Adams Mugs for the Cups From the John Harvard Library
About the Author
Also by Lionel Shriver
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