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Hilary Mantel’s “Bring Up the Bodies” and Thomas Cromwell
This novelist has the maddeningly unteachable gift of being interesting....
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My new favorite word is gimcrack. http://t.co/HN5NWRKX Thanks James Wood.
An excellent essay by James Wood on Hilary Mantel's Thomas Cromwell novels, published in the New Yorker back in May: http://t.co/PtqN7NoG
@nancygandhi on Mantel and the "historical novel" question, I found the opening passage of James Wood's review apt: http://t.co/tSIv0Sdv
.@LucindaBlu @nprbooks Wolf Hall and sequel, Bring Up the Bodies, among best books I've ever read. My favorite review: http://t.co/ITQmIxKv
Hilary Mantel?s ?Bring Up the Bodies? and Thomas Cromwell : The New Yorker #books http://t.co/xR6wTXag
#HilaryMantel knows what gives fiction vitality is not the accurate detail but the animate one"-James Wood, @NewYorker http://t.co/5XHrsbov
Hilary Mantel’s “Bring Up the Bodies” and Thomas Cromwell : The New Yorker http://t.co/ZyapNNIW (via Instapaper)
.@juliegoldberg LOVE Wolf Hall & Bring Up the Bodies. ICYMI good @NewYorker piece on Mantel's "novelistic intelligence" http://t.co/ITQmIxKv