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Man Booker Prize 2015
Book review: Marlon James' Booker-winning 'Brief History of Seven Killings'
The Jamaican writer's novel has a curiously old-fashioned feel to it, a return to the experimentalism of the early 20th century.
Spencer Jordan, The Conversation
· Oct 14, 2015 · 07:00 pm
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