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Disturbia - Christopher Fowler

 
Description: ISBN 075151909X / Author: Christopher Fowler / Genre: Horror

Newest Review: ... commission to write part of an anthology on London. What Vince is trying to do is to is write a piece on the class divisions ... more

 ... in London society, but it occurs to him early on that, having lived as and among the working-class all his life, he knows nothing of the upper classes. He selects Sebastian Wells from an edition of “Tatler”, as his photo is the only one with a caption that suggests all is not perfect with the upper classes. Sebastian has previously been seen in the opening chapter, kicking someone to death. Clearly a nice chap! Vince and Sebastian meet several times, with each learning from the other. Sebastian knows ...more

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Crowned Review Disturbia - Christopher Fowler: "...and Lead you Through the Streets of London" (1854 words)
by - written on 02/02/02 (Very useful, 118 readings)
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The one thing that has always characterised Christopher Fowler’s writing and made him stand out from many other fiction writers is his great knowledge of and love for the city in which he plies his trade. In Fowler’s case, this is London. Much as Stephen King’s novels frequently return him to the state of Maine, Fowler is often drawn towards London. However, whereas King tends to create his own towns and cities, and take occasional geographical liberties with the real towns he does use, Fowler embraces London in its’ entirety, past and present. Whether above ground (as in the novel “Roofworld”) or underground (the short ...  Read the complete review

 

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