“Endless Beginnings” in the Criticism of Banville’s Writings
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As few books, though by foremost writers, have been published on John Banville’s fiction, Derek Hand’s work is very much welcome as it adds another beam of light to the spectrum of literary critique on the work of this contemporary Irish writer.
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