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Compared to the likes of Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess, Lauren Beuke's Zoo City and Andrew Miller's Dub Steps, Selling LipService is a daring novel. Selling LipService introduces its reader to a strange assortment of new vocabulary, and through this touches on the familiar danger of the commercialisation of language. Through a linguistically brilliant text, Tammy Baikie has created a world that exposes a society that has been swallowed up by the ad men."This book is guaranteed to appeal to anyone who loves reading" - Dr Pamela NicholsSince coming of haemorrh-age, Frith must wear a LipService patch to write or speak. The words the patch produces are not her own. Scripted by copywriters, they promote one sponsoring brand or another. With them, 'You' - a voice in her head that is the patch's brand persona and her conformist alter ego - appears."I have been repackaged. My cellophane surface is so slick that not even the rain clings to it. But the package contents lie. This is not what I am. The gaudy veneer of bright words that declaim and cajole are not mine - they are yours. I am the perishable rawness beneath."Through the noise of You talking a variety of different LipService
- Author
- Baikie, Tammy
- Publisher
- Jacana Media
- Published
- 2017
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781431424825
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