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20/6/2019 0 Comments What Red Was by Rosie Price What Red Was is a novel about pleasure and pain, power and control, and ownership. It also has a fuzzy plotless plot.
27/11/2016 0 Comments On Chesil Beach by Ian McEwan
I was expecting, I suppose, something along the lines of A Kind of Loving by Stan Barstow, where a young couple face the adult world of intimacy together. Instead there was the wedding night, a mundane life story for both of them (which was as interesting as anyone ordinary's life story but important for comparison), then the rest of the wedding night and its consequences. This is concluded by a shoot forward of forty years.
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