The abbot and the sensational squeeze

The abbot and the sensational squeeze

by Bird

Part of Master bridge

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The army of enthusiastic followers of the bridge-playing monks of St. Titus, and their sometimes less than admirable Abbot, will have a field-day with this wonderful collection of stories David Bird has surpassed even himself with this sixth collection. His inimitable combination of scintillating bridge and humor will swell the ranks of the cognoscenti with equally delighted new recruits. Any bridge players who are not already happily enrolled, should join now!

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    How does David Bird successfully blend the intellectual rigor of duplicate bridge with lighthearted, comedic storytelling throughout the collection?

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    In what ways do the bridge-playing monks of St. Titus challenge traditional literary stereotypes about monastic life and religious devotion?

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    Which of the idiosyncratic monks or visiting characters stood out to you the most, and why do you think their personalities make for such effective bridge opponents or partners?

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