From the September 2003 Issue The Agoraphobe Within Voyage To The End of the Room By Tibor Fischer LR
From the February 2004 Issue Kidnapped for the Cows What We Lost: A Story of My Father's Childhood By Granta Books 229pp £12 LR
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