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#NowRereading The Course of the Heart by #MJohnHarrison (in the new Serpent’s Tail edition published last week).
In the intensity and sapping misdirection of the current heatwave in the north of France, it seems as good a time as any to start to re-read one of my favourites of Mike’s novels. For all I know (and may soon discover) it may be the most auspicious of conditions in which to experience the book’s unsettling story.
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#NowRereading The Course of the Heart by #MJohnHarrison (in the new Serpent’s Tail edition published last week).
In the intensity and sapping misdirection of the current heatwave in the north of France, it seems as good a time as any to start to re-read one of my favourites of Mike’s novels. For all I know (and may soon discover) it may be the most auspicious of conditions in which to experience the book’s unsettling story.
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#NowRereading The Course of the Heart by #MJohnHarrison (in the new Serpent’s Tail edition published last week).
In the intensity and sapping misdirection of the current heatwave in the north of France, it seems as good a time as any to start to re-read one of my favourites of Mike’s novels. For all I know (and may soon discover) it may be the most auspicious of conditions in which to experience the book’s unsettling story.
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#NowRereading The Course of the Heart by #MJohnHarrison (in the new Serpent’s Tail edition published last week).
In the intensity and sapping misdirection of the current heatwave in the north of France, it seems as good a time as any to start to re-read one of my favourites of Mike’s novels. For all I know (and may soon discover) it may be the most auspicious of conditions in which to experience the book’s unsettling story.
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#NowRereading The Course of the Heart by #MJohnHarrison (in the new Serpent’s Tail edition published last week).
In the intensity and sapping misdirection of the current heatwave in the north of France, it seems as good a time as any to start to re-read one of my favourites of Mike’s novels. For all I know (and may soon discover) it may be the most auspicious of conditions in which to experience the book’s unsettling story.