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Richard Ford’s Jesus of Suburbia

Started by tomwatson · 11 months ago

A fortnight after I finished it, Richard Ford’s trilogy-ending novel The Lay of the Land was still with me. And yet, I cannot tell you what happens in the book, what plot developments drive the last chapter in the saga of Frank Bascombe, what the story really is. There are some b ... Continue reading »

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