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This collection of colourful short(ish) stories from the entertaining Mr Everett didn't disappoint. Evocative, raw, and tragic at times. Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the advance copy

This was set to archive in October and the archive was moved forward to July - I hadn't planned to read it until next month.
Apologies I can't provide a review.
It would be handy to have the correct archive date showing.
Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher.
I'm sure it's a great book.

My thanks to NetGalley and Little Brown Publishers for a copy of “ The American No” for an honest review.

I’ve found previous non fiction books by Rupert Everett really entertaining and well written , and I’ve recommended them to others in the past.
To be fair I’m not a big fan of short stories , although those in this book are not particularly that short.
I can appreciate that they were very well written and witty , but unfortunately , for me, I wasn’t really sold on the stories ., but it’s only my personal choice..