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Alan Hollinghurst’s seventh novel is a multigenerational exploration of modern Britain

Alan Hollinghurst © Adrian Cecil
Alan Hollinghurst © Adrian Cecil
"It may seem like a window to an astonishing historic period to younger readers... My books explore British gay history. Things have changed an enormous amount’

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