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Incestuous drunks are back

Pillowtalk: Colin Cotterill

Jackie May | 10 July, 2012 00:22
COLIN COTTERILL

What are you reading?

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MULTINATIONAL Corporations and Third World Development by Pradip K Ghosh.

Should you read it?

In my Jimm Juree novel, The Axe Factor, I'm looking at an MNC which bamboozles southeast Asian mothers into giving up breast-feeding in favour of formula. I've been looking for opinions that might suggest MNCs aren't just money-grabbers.

Multinational Corporations and Third World Development hasn't helped.

I'm unsure I would recommend it to anyone not writing about its subject.

Cotterill's new book, 'Grandad There's A Head on the Beach', Quercus, at Exclusive Books for R199

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