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REVIEW OF JOHN MURRAY’S NEW NOVEL IN NATIONAL PRESS
Dystopian fantasy is a comic feast Reviewed by William Palmer in Wednesday, 29 July 2009 While it is always a pleasure to read a new John Murray novel, it is not so easy to review one. The usual dutiful compression of plot (“Joanna is a middle-aged novelist whose marriage has run out of steam”) and [...]
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