Three Brothers
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I understand. I sympathise.” Daniel Hanway was writing to Peter Palmer. “He wants to escape from his past. Including his family. I don’t want to see him any more than he wants to see me. Other news. I have started writing fiction reviews for the Chronicle! The literary editor there is called Damian Etheridge. Very much a journalist. A bit stupid, actually, but friendly enough. He sends me notes with the books saying ‘Don’t hold back’ and ‘Lay down the law.’ “I know you are going to say that I ha...ve always despised novels. This is true. I stopped reading them when they reached the twentieth century. The funny thing is that this is the best possible preparation for reviewing contemporary fiction. Most of it is just embarrassing. Excruciating. You have never seen such garbage. Yet of course the regular reviewers treat these so-called writers as if they were Tolstoy or Proust. If I see the phrase ‘an accomplished debut’ or ‘a return to form’ or ‘a magisterial performance’ or ‘voice of his generation,’ I shall scream and scream until I’m sick.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I understand. I sympathise.” Daniel Hanway was writing to Peter Palmer. “He wants to escape from his past. Including his family. I don’t want to see him any more than he wants to see me. Other news. I have started writing fiction reviews for the Chronicle! The literary editor there is called Damian Etheridge. Very much a journalist. A bit stupid, actually, but friendly enough. He sends me notes with the books saying ‘Don’t hold back’ and ‘Lay down the law.’ “I know you are going to say that I ha...ve always despised novels. This is true. I stopped reading them when they reached the twentieth century. The funny thing is that this is the best possible preparation for reviewing contemporary fiction. Most of it is just embarrassing. Excruciating. You have never seen such garbage. Yet of course the regular reviewers treat these so-called writers as if they were Tolstoy or Proust. If I see the phrase ‘an accomplished debut’ or ‘a return to form’ or ‘a magisterial performance’ or ‘voice of his generation,’ I shall scream and scream until I’m sick.
What to read after Three Brothers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Ackroyd to read onlineMoreLess
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