Book review: A Woman Loved

FICTION makes it seem easy to explore another life, as the young film-maker Oleg Erdmann attempts to do in Andrei Makine’s latest and characteristically challenging novel.

Sat, 22 Aug, 2015 - 01:00

Review: Mary Leland

Translated from French by Geoffrey Strachan

Maclehose Press €21.10

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