My new year's resolution — read Marcel Proust (all 3,200 pages)
For the past 12 months James Marriott has been beavering his way through the logorrheic In Search of Lost Time. Here’s what he has learnt about life, death and parties
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For the past 12 months James Marriott has been beavering his way through the logorrheic In Search of Lost Time. Here’s what he has learnt about life, death and parties
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Montreal-based creator Tas Mukanik’s debut children’s graphic novel is action-packed, and sure to appeal to the dinosaur-obsessed kid on everyone’s list. Lost Time is a vibrant read largely focused on a single human character: Evie, a kid who has been transported, alone, to the Cretaceous Period, and must learn to survive while she tries to
<strong>David Johnson writes: </strong>She admitted, without being boastful, that she had read Proust twice