Sunday, January 27, 2008
The Honoured Society
It wasn't until after I finished reading In Sicily that I realised Norman Lewis was into his nineties when he wrote it, travelling round the arid old Mafia strongholds of the interior in a beaten-up Fiat. Cyril Connolly once said Lewis' writing style could make even a lorry seem interesting. He wasn't wrong.
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Hadn't heard of that book, but I'll look out for it now.
If the HUDC thing gets put back again, you're free to borrow it.
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