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A Confederacy of Dunces

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Ignatius J. Reilly, a pompous, unemployed medievalist living with his mother in New Orleans, is forced to find work. His schemes collide with a cast of eccentric locals.

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First published
1980
Pace
Medium
Length
Medium
Pages
338
Format
Standalone

Read this if you like broad, absurd comedy with an unforgettable, unbearable hero.

Skip this if you have little patience for self-absorbed characters or rambling plots.

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Quick answers about A Confederacy of Dunces

What is A Confederacy of Dunces about?
Ignatius J. Reilly, a pompous, unemployed medievalist living with his mother in New Orleans, is forced to find work. His schemes collide with a cast of eccentric locals.
Who should read A Confederacy of Dunces?
Read it if you like broad, absurd comedy with an unforgettable, unbearable hero. Skip it if you have little patience for self-absorbed characters or rambling plots.
How long and how fast is A Confederacy of Dunces?
It is a medium-paced, medium read of about 338 pages, first published in 1980.
Does A Confederacy of Dunces have content warnings?
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