The Booker Prize has been announced months ago, but as Falstaff reminds me here, the Mela continues.
Falstaff reviews James Meek's The People's Act of Love
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Yup. And I just got my hands on Rachel Cusk's In the Fold as well. Maybe there's some truth to the argument that I'm obsessive.
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