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Dyer is wonderful on the strangeness of remembering itselfNew York TimesDroll, erudite, digressive, self-deprecating, laid-back rather than standup in his humour - the Geoff Dyer voice is unmistakableGuardianHomework bursts with working-class pride, a fond and mournful belief in the possibility of the British welfare stateLA TimesIf you've read Dyer before then you'll need no persuasion to read this book. If you haven't, it's the perfect place to startThe Times - JOHN SELFGeoff Dyer and I nearly share a name and a birth year. We were born in different countries, however, under different circu...Read More