Talitha Stevenson - Disappear

The Times“A novel of different viewpoints and varying registers...” The book proceeds episodically and its charms are in isolated moments, in perceptions rather than as an integrated creation. But Stevenson is able to adumbrate in fleeting exchanges and interior monologue a complex of feeling and experience...

The Independent“A writer with a reputation for worldly stories of entitled players...” What starts out as an insider satire of pre-crash excess becomes a shouty drama about responsible living. While the drawstrings of the plot may not tie up, scenes and episodes are memorably executed. Stevenson's characters never conform to type...

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