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  • Sir Angus Wilson

    His first novel, Hemlock and After (1952), is regarded by some critics as his best. Before that he had already been noticed by the reading public with the stories collected as The Wrong Set (1949) and Such Darling Dodos (1950). Anglo-Saxon Attitudes (1956) and The Old Men at…

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    His first novel, Hemlock and After (1952), is regarded by some critics as his best. Before that he had already been noticed by the reading public with the stories collected as The Wrong Set (1949) and Such Darling Dodos (1950). Anglo-Saxon Attitudes (1956) and The Old Men at…

    Read More