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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 familiar. That’s because it’s James Joyce’s style. 


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