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The Thief of Time
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  • John Boyne
    John Boyne

    …critically praised debut novel was The Thief of Time (2000), which chronicles the life of a man who does not grow older. The story blends historical elements from the 18th century to the 20th century, including the French Revolution and the 1920s American movie industry. The novel Crippen (2004) is…

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    …critically praised debut novel was The Thief of Time (2000), which chronicles the life of a man who does not grow older. The story blends historical elements from the 18th century to the 20th century, including the French Revolution and the 1920s American movie industry. The novel Crippen (2004) is…

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