

Fifteen Dogs
Book • 2015
In 'Fifteen Dogs', André Alexis crafts a thought-provoking tale that begins with a wager between the gods Apollo and Hermes.
They grant human intelligence to a group of dogs at a Toronto veterinary clinic, leading to a complex exploration of consciousness, language, and societal structures.
The novel delves into themes of individuality, power, and mortality as the dogs form their own society in High Park.
They grant human intelligence to a group of dogs at a Toronto veterinary clinic, leading to a complex exploration of consciousness, language, and societal structures.
The novel delves into themes of individuality, power, and mortality as the dogs form their own society in High Park.
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