A Set of Lines review

A perceptive review of A Set of Lines comes by way of Daniel Williams, author of The Edge of the Object.

The novel’s terrain lies somewhere between the surreal, labyrinthine hell of Alasdair Gray’s Lanark and the apocalyptic imagery of Anna Kavan’s Ice, and the end result is worthy of being filed on your bookshelves alongside those two immersive, unsettling fables.

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by sean on August 29, 2020  •  Permalink
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Posted by sean on August 29, 2020

https://sd-stewart.com/2020/08/29/review-of-a-set-of-lines/

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