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You should go online, put a library hold on this novel, and then--when it becomes available in two or three days--you should drop everything and read it.
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You should go online, put a library hold on this novel, and then--when it becomes available in two or three days--you should drop everything and read it.

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Naomi K
Dec 07, 2013
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A few months ago, a professor of mine recommended Edward St. Aubyn's Patrick Melrose novels. They're about the life of a feckless English aristocrat in the 20th century. This seemed intrinsically fascinating to me. I love 19th century British literature, which is all about squires and aristocrats. Then, at some point, writing became a bourgeois occupati…

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