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Kieron Smith, Boy by James Kelman - Review

16 November 2008 By Adam 0 In Fiction

Kieron Smith, boy by James Kelman
Still, this isn’t a bad book. Kelman is a writer of singular will and sincerity. He is, like many highly original artists, proposing to create the taste by which he is judged. In language and structure, he rejects forms that have worked for other writers. He willfully ducks anything that [...]

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