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Faber and Faber, 263 pages

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Faber and Faber, 314 pages

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Heather McGowan comes to the reader with a full-blown style that is nearly impenetrable upon first encounter, but soon becomes awfully familiar. That’s because it’s James Joyce’s style. 


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Holding back the years

By Scott R. Garceau | November 27, 2005 - 12:00am

NEVER LET ME GO By Kazuo Ishiguro Faber and Faber, 263 pages Available at Powerbooks There’s an anachronistic air to Kazuo Ishiguro’s latest novel Never Let Me Go (which was short-listed for the...

Sunday Lifestyle

Portrait of the artist as a young woman

By Scott R. Garceau | September 22, 2002 - 12:00am

SCHOOLING By Heather McGowan Faber and Faber, 314 pages Available at Page One Heather McGowan comes to the reader with a full-blown style that is nearly impenetrable upon first encounter, but soon becomes awfully...

Sunday Lifestyle