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Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Michael Ondaatje reviewed by Annie Proulx

 


As we read into The Cat's Table the story becomes more complex, more deadly, with an increasing sense of lives twisted awry, of misplaced devotion... full text

Reviewed elsewhere:
The Independent 
The Telegraph 
Ondaatje appears at Barnes and Noble Union Square on November 17th



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