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Wreaking, by James Scudamore - review

27 July 2013

9:00 AM

27 July 2013

9:00 AM

Wreaking James Scudamore

Harvill Secker, pp.389, £14.99, ISBN: 9780091933791

An abandoned lunatic asylum, a nasty pornographer in a wheelchair, a bizarre glass-ceilinged viewing dome beneath a scummy lake, a vast henchman, a mother who hears angels telling her she must harm her child: these are some of the places and people to be found in James Scudamore’s new novel.

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