Saturday, April 3, 1999
Children of Darkness and Light, by Nicholas Mosley
In Children of Darkness and Light, Mosley's fiction reaches a stunning, final maturity that raises the game of the novel itself. (Independent on Sunday)
My thoughts (hastily scribbled on a postcard):
A strange book - one that demands a second reading. Perhaps it says too much, perhaps too little - the overall message seems much the same as Hopeful Monsters, only less developed. And more confusing - I’m not quite sure what happened in the end.
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