The Tyrant’s Novel
Doubleday, $35 hb, 294pp
Politics
The War against Others
by Peter Pierce •
The Tyrant’s Novel is Tom Keneally’s twenty-fifth novel (if you don’t count the revision of The Fear as By the Line, or the two that he wrote as William Coyle of World War II). It is also one of his most unusual – satirical in purpose, sombre in tone. What is not different is the author’s willingness to take risks and freshly to venture.
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