Swift, Graham. Out of This World. New York et al: Poseidon Press, 1988.
More or less contemporaneously, Harry, in England, reminisces about his life with his bomb-manufacturing father while, in alternating sections, his estranged daughter Sophie, in New York, tells a psychoanalyst about her life, also often involving her grandfather, Harry’s father. The two have parallel [...]
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