It’s usually the stranger, the foreigner, who see a nation’s flaws, fears and foibles more clearly than the natives. Think Lionel Shiver, American author now long-time London resident, the late Robert Hughes, essayist and art critic who fearlessly flayed artists on both sides of the Atlantic and now, South African-born Amanda Craig has published her beautifully-crafted new novel The Lie of the Land.
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