Book Review: Sebastian Faulks' Seventh Son would benefit from a more serious approach

"His latest is set in the near future, 2030 to 2056, and tackles large scientific and philosophical concerns. Nevertheless, it is strongly plot-driven, with touches of romance and comedy."
Book Review: Sebastian Faulks' Seventh Son would benefit from a more serious approach

Sebastian Faulks attends The South Bank Sky Arts Awards 2022 at The Savoy Hotel on July 10, 2022 in London, England.

Sun, 17 Sep, 2023 - 19:00
Alannah Hopkin

The Seventh Son 

Sebastian Faulks 

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