Sprout Mask Replica
Sprout Mask Replica by Robert Rankin is a unique exploration of family history and identity, published by Doubleday in 1997. This first edition, first printing, spans 251 pages and is presented in English. The narrative delves into the eccentricities of a family lineage marked by unusual traits and experiences, including a great-great-grandfather who met his end at the Battle of Little Big Horn and a father who engaged in body modification.
Readers will find a blend of fiction, science fiction, and elements of action and adventure woven throughout this memoir. The theme of sprouts serves as a recurring motif, reflecting the peculiarities that define the protagonist’s family. This book presents a distinctive perspective on the complexities of heritage and individuality, inviting readers to engage with its unconventional storytelling.
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His great-great-grandfather died at the Battle of Little Big Horn after going to complain about the noise; his grandfather spoke only in rhyming couplets; his father practised body modification; and then there was him – he was the weird one. The theme of sprouts pervades this family memoir.
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