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  • Pat Barker
    Regeneration Trilogy

    …final book of the trilogy, The Ghost Road (1995)—a winner of the Booker Prize—further explores the relationship between Rivers and Prior. Chapters from Prior’s point of view are intercut with chapters about Rivers. Rivers sees parallels between the culture of the Solomon Islanders that he studied as an anthropologist and…

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    …final book of the trilogy, The Ghost Road (1995)—a winner of the Booker Prize—further explores the relationship between Rivers and Prior. Chapters from Prior’s point of view are intercut with chapters about Rivers. Rivers sees parallels between the culture of the Solomon Islanders that he studied as an anthropologist and…

    Read More