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FICTION:
Pilcrow, By
Adam Mars-Jones, Faber & Faber, 525pp. £18.99ADAM MARS-JONES holds a peculiar
place among contemporary English writers, writes
John Boyne.
Since then, he has devoted himself almost exclusively to
literary criticism and it seemed as if he had forsaken writing
novels altogether in favour of reviewing them. But not so, for here
is Pilcrow, an extraordinary and lengthy work which manages to be
both enchanting and frustrating in almost equal parts.
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