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London Fields
Book • 1989
London Fields is a complex novel that combines elements of comedy and mystery, set against the backdrop of late 20th-century London.
The story revolves around Nicola Six, who foresees her own murder, and the characters entangled in her fate, including Keith Talent and Guy Clinch.
The novel explores themes of predestination, class, and the devaluation of human life, all while maintaining a darkly comedic tone.
The story revolves around Nicola Six, who foresees her own murder, and the characters entangled in her fate, including Keith Talent and Guy Clinch.
The novel explores themes of predestination, class, and the devaluation of human life, all while maintaining a darkly comedic tone.
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Molly Young

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The Sunday Read: ‘My Miserable Week in the “Happiest Country on Earth’’’
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to start with London Fields if you don't like him.

Richard Osman

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The Books You Must Read Before Turning 18
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in an obituary, discussing his writing style and legacy.


Anne Rowe

Russian lessons: new and improved war tactics
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in an obituary, discussing his literary style and themes.


Anne Rowe

Russian lessons: new and improved war tactics