Mark Crick is a photographer and the author of Kafka's Soup and Sartre's Sink. He lives in London.
If you feel your plot or small holding would benefit from Niccolò Machiavelli on The Art of Mowing, Isabelle Allende on Dividing Bamboo or Émile Zola on Weedding by Hand then Machiavelli's Lawn is the book for you -- Lindsay Duguid * Times Literary Supplement * Mark Crick's new parodies continues his winning line in household hints from literary bigwigs -- Rosemary Goring * Herald * Crick's project is underpinned by a solid knowledge and appreciation of the writers he parodies, as well as of the urbane tasks in which he engages them ... erudite and enjoyable prose, no less rewarding for its horticultural accuracy ... Machiavelli's Lawn is a little ge(r)m of postmodern humour -- Thea Lenarduzzi * Times Literary Supplement * Inspired, botanically accurate and utterly hilarious * Countryside *