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A sprawling saga of modern London that exposes the web of relationships at the intersection of aristocracy, politics, celebrity & business that facilitate & cover up corruption, abuse & bigotry. Meanwhile, for many outside that sphere, their social & family connections are more likely to endanger than empower them. There‘s a lot to think about, a lot to Spark anger at the inequality & injustice, but it‘s also frequently funny. I loved it.
squirrelbrain Great review! I just got this from the (digital) library and I‘m really looking forward to it. 3w
LeeRHarry Fab review! 😊 3w
Cathythoughts Great review 👍🏻❤️ stacked. 3w
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BarbaraBB This is one I have been eyeing! 3w
CarolynM @squirrelbrain @LeeRHarry @Cathythoughts Thank you! I am going to his sessions at the Melbourne Writers Festival on the weekend and I‘m looking forward to it even more now. 3w
CarolynM @BarbaraBB I think it‘s really good. 3w
LeeRHarry @CarolynM I‘m going to a couple of sessions tomorrow. 😊 3w
CarolynM @LeeRHarry I‘m going to Melissa Lucashenko tomorrow. I‘ve got to try to finish Edenglassie this afternoon. 3w
LeeRHarry @CarolynM I would have liked to have seen her but haven‘t read the copy of Edenglassie you sent me 🫣 I‘m seeing Charlotte Wood and Lauren Groff and then Alexis Wright. (edited) 3w
CarolynM @LeeRHarry They all should be interesting. We‘ll have to swap notes here after the sessions😀 3w
LeeRHarry @CarolynM 👍 3w
CarolynM @LeeRHarry Andrew O‘Hagan‘s sessions were fabulous. The one with Richard Fidler was recorded for his Conversations podcast if you‘re interested. 2w
LeeRHarry @CarolynM thanks 😊 I saw Alexis Wright speak yesterday and she was great too. I forget how much I enjoy going to author events. 2w
Rissreads I‘m so jealous of your writers festival. I might have to try get over there next year for it. 2w