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- By Annabel Gaskell, Harriet Devine
- Based in United Kingdom
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Most recent posts
Reviewed by Harriet William Boyd’s latest novel has been almost overwhelmingly greeted with admiration and praise. ‘A Spy Story to rival Restless’ is the Guardian’s headline, harking back to Boyd’s 2007 masterpiece. Like that novel, …
Review by Frances Spurrier Kary starts his book by saying that he wants to help understand the relationship we all have fashioning our lives within the material structure of the planet. The sub-title gives us …
Review by Annabel My fascination with the 1960s (the decade in which I was a child), will never die. Add in the world of art and a New York setting and even more boxes are …