Barnaby Rogerson reviews Only the Dead: A Levantine Tragedy | Country Life 25.12.2019
Only the Dead: A Levantine Tragedy by T. J. Gorton
PB • 216x138mm (with flaps) • £12 • Fiction (F) • 9780704374607 • £14 • Quartet Books
Only the Dead: A Levantine Tragedy is also, by chance, the creation of an American with long experience of the language, life and
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