Milch Cow

by Kate Margam

"A flip, hip anti-Bridget Jones"— New York Times Book Review Milch Cow is a remarkable novel that portrays the Thatcher decade in Britain. A young stock exchange dealer, intoxicated by money and cocaine, leaves a nightclub, driving his motorbike into a brick wall and oblivion. Thirty miles away, in the heart of suburbia, a mother knows something catastrophic has happened. Is there still a space to care? Or is everybody milking somebody? o Advance reading copies available Kate Margam lives and works in London. She is currently studying law as a postgraduate student. Also available from Kate Margam
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PB $12.99, 1-85242-600-4 o CUSA

184 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 2001