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‘Fool on the Hill’ – Matt Ruff
Fool on the Hill was Ruff’s first novel, published some years ago now, when he had not long graduated from Cornell University, where most of this book is set. It’s both a straightforward story about good triumphing over evil and … Continue reading →
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