Our Mutual Friend
by Charles Dickens
This book came very late in Dickens’s career. It has this powerful sense of London depending on the river
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“We have this tour de force writing where he describes the London fog. It’s grey in the countryside and as it moves closer to the centre of the City of London it gets blacker and blacker.” Read more...
Christine L. Corton, Biographer
“This book comes very late in Dickens’s own career, but it has a powerful sense – a sense that’s been crucial to me – of London depending on the river. “ Read more...
Iain Sinclair, Novelist
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