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Mott the Hoople is a comic picaresque novel by the American writer Willard Manus, published in 1966. It follows Norman Mott, whose experiences provide the basis for the book's satirical and road-oriented narrative. The title later became widely known because the English rock band Mott the Hoople adopted it as its name, although the novel and the band are separate works.
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How good is Mott the Hoople?
Mott the Hoople scores 5.71/10 (Mediocre) on Lunoo, making it rated in the Picaresque Novel category.
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Is Mott the Hoople worth it in 2026?
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