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The ghost writer
Harwood, John
Adult Fiction HARWOOD
Harwood, John
Adult Fiction HARWOOD
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| "For those of us who love the tradition of literary high | |
| Victorian Gothic - | |
| The Ghost Writer is a feast, but you don't need any prior knowledge of these other writers to savor the pure pleasure of reading this book. | |
| The fissures in the text that let in a gust of modernity - computers, emails - just lift it into real, pure horror. | |
| It is also mordantly funny! | |
| That is sheer genius - to make me terrified and laughing all at once. | |
| A tour de force." - | |
| Author of Seven Tales of Sex and Death " | |
| Harwood has an extraordinary knack of feeling | |
| His way into the style, vocabulary and characteristic | |
| Preoccupations of the great ghost story writers of the 19th and early 20th centuries | |
| He never puts a foot wrong | |
| The skill and verve of these stories are undeniable and irresistible | |
| Harwood is an expert at pacing his narrative, generating | |
| suspense and conjuring up things that go bump in the night." | |
| - Sydney Morning Herald |
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