Seventy-Two Virgins

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Seventy-Two Virgins is a satirical political novel by Boris Johnson that follows a hapless British MP entangled in a terrorist plot during a U.S. presidential visit to London.

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instanceOf novel
political novel
satirical novel
author Boris Johnson
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
coverArtist David Wardle
criticizedFor stereotyping
treatment of Muslims
firstEditionFormat hardcover
genre political fiction
satire
hasCharacter British security officials
Islamist militants
Roger Barlow
President of the United States
surface form: U.S. President
hasISBN 9780007198054
hasMediaType book
print
hasReception mixed reviews
hasSubject British politics
Islamism
President of the United States
surface form: U.S. President

terrorism in London
language English
literaryStyle comic
farce
mainCharacter Roger Barlow
marketedAs comic political thriller
narrativePerspective third-person
notableFor being Boris Johnson's first novel
originalLanguage English
pageCount 320
plotElement U.S. presidential visit
hostage situation
terrorist plot
praisedFor fast-paced plotting
humor
protagonistOccupation Member of Parliament
publicationDate 2004
publisher HarperCollins
settingCountry United Kingdom
settingLocation London, England
surface form: London
theme Anglo-American relations
media and politics
political satire
terrorism
timePeriod early 21st century
titleReference Islamic martyrdom belief

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Boris Johnson notableWork Seventy-Two Virgins
Boris notableWork Seventy-Two Virgins
subject surface form: Boris Johnson
Roger Barlow appearsIn Seventy-Two Virgins
this entity surface form: "Seventy-Two Virgins"
David Wardle designedCoverFor Seventy-Two Virgins
this entity surface form: "Seventy-Two Virgins"