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Nicholas Clee
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By Nicholas Clee Verified, Damon Galgut, Keith Hopper, Houman Barekat Verified| The Times Literary Supplement Verified Can a circle, a two-dimensional object, deepen as well as enlarge? Can the façade of a church be “toothsome”? These and similar questions may occur to readers of Adrian Duncan’s third novel, The Gorgeous Inertia of the Earth. The book opens in “this small city of I”, presumably not named as Innsbruck because Duncan has transferred there from Berlin a statue of the Romantic figures Achim and Bettina von Arnim.
By Nicholas Clee Verified| Publishers Weekly Verified WH Smith has confirmed that it is in talks to sell its bookstore business. The division, which has 500 branches, employs more than 5,000 staff. The news does not come as a surprise, following similar departures from high streets in the U.K. of such other famous names as Woolworths, Debenhams, and Littlewoods.
By Nicholas Clee Verified, Damon Galgut, Keith Hopper, Houman Barekat Verified| The Times Literary Supplement Verified Can a circle, a two-dimensional object, deepen as well as enlarge? Can the façade of a church be “toothsome”? These and similar questions may occur to readers of Adrian Duncan’s third novel, The Gorgeous Inertia of the Earth. The book opens in “this small city of I”, presumably not named as Innsbruck because Duncan has transferred there from Berlin a statue of the Romantic figures Achim and Bettina von Arnim.
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London, England, United Kingdom