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Marzio Barbagli. Farewell to the World. A History of Suicide
translated by Lucinda Byatt. Polity Sept 2015
Farewell to the World
Don Camillo and his Flock
Raphael: A Passionate Life, Polity 2012
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“Planted thick with Rumour”: Hilary Mantel’s Bring up the Bodies
A shorter version of this interview is published in HNR, May 2012 (and online at the HISTORICAL NOVEL SOCIETY website) “The border between truth and lies is permeable and blurred because it is planted thick with rumour”: Lucinda Byatt talks … Continue reading
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Tagged Anne Boleyn, Bring up the Bodies, Fourth Estate, Hilary Mantel, Historical Novel Society, Historical Novels Review, John Schofield, Lucinda Byatt, Lucy Byatt, politics, Reformation, religion, Thomas Cromwell, Tudor England, vacation, Wolf Hall
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