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Other People's Money: A Novel
ISBN: 9781608192731 | 1608192733
Format: PaperbackPublisher: Bloomsbury USA
Pub. Date: 4/12/2011
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Sir Harry Tubal, having had a stroke and retired to the family villa in the south of France, has left the reins of the family's elite private bank to his son Julian. Harry retains the services of his longtime secretary, now a septuagenarian herself, but has greater difficulty connecting to his sexually adventurous wife, Fleur.When Artair Macleod, an actor manager and ex-husband to Fleur, discovers that his company's grant has not been paid by Tubal and Co., he goes to the bank in search of the money. He gets no answer from the Julian, and so go... MORE
"A tale half comic and half cautionary—and all compelling—about the financial crisis. Witty, thoughtful, briskly paced and entertaining—a terrific novel about excess, hubris, class and the age-old (usually one-sided) tussle between art and commerce."—Kirkus Reviews (starred review) "With wit and keen observation, OTHER PEOPLE’S MONEY is an entertaining, observant, and informative excursion into a distant world surprisingly close at hand." —Booklist ... MORE
Justin Cartwright is the author of In Every Face I Meet, which was short-listed for the Booker Prize, Leading the Cheers, which won the Whitbread, The Promise of Happiness, which won the Hawthornden Prize and White Lightning, which was short-listed for the 2002 Whitbread. He was born in South Africa, and now lives in London.
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