IT'S THE DOG'S LIFE

ANDREW O'Hagan is as bustling as a one-armed bagpipe player. The Scottish bard as well as critic, who visits Australia next week, has concluded to verbalise about his new novel, an archly funny imagining on late 60s America narrated by Marilyn Monroe's dog, but pinning him down is proof difficult. When we in a future bond around phone he�s on a sleeper sight from Inverness in a Scottish