Seth
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A Suitable Boy (SIGNED)
- £250.00
- Acclaimed as one of the greatest novels of the twentieth century, Vikram Seth's A Suitable Boy remains, twenty years after publication, one of the most entrancing and spellbinding works of fiction yet written. A love story as well as the tale of a country awakening from long years of colonial…
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Ox-Tales: Elements (4 vols: Earth, Air, Fire, Water: 32 authors)
- £25.00
- Extraordinary collection of short stories by writers at the top of their game, with each volume headlined by Vikram Seth. Mark Haddon, Geoff Dyer, Victoria Hislop, Sebastian Faulks, John Le Carr, Xiaolu Guo, William Sutcliffe, Ali Smith, Lionel Shriver, Jeanette Winterson, Vikram Seth, David Park, Hari Kunzru, Zoe Heller, William…
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Two Lives (SIGNED)
- £35.00
- TWO LIVES tells the remarkable story of Seth's great uncle and aunt. His great uncle Shanti left India for medical school in Berlin in the 1930s and lodged with a German Jewish family. In the household was a daughter, Henny, who urged her mother 'not to take the blackie'. But…
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A Suitable Boy (SIGNED)
- £250.00
- Acclaimed as one of the greatest novels of the twentieth century, Vikram Seth's A Suitable Boy remains, twenty years after publication, one of the most entrancing and spellbinding works of fiction yet written. A love story as well as the tale of a country awakening from long years of colonial…
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Ox-Tales: Elements (4 vols: Earth, Air, Fire, Water: 32 authors)
- £25.00
- Extraordinary collection of short stories by writers at the top of their game, with each volume headlined by Vikram Seth. Mark Haddon, Geoff Dyer, Victoria Hislop, Sebastian Faulks, John Le Carr, Xiaolu Guo, William Sutcliffe, Ali Smith, Lionel Shriver, Jeanette Winterson, Vikram Seth, David Park, Hari Kunzru, Zoe Heller, William…
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Two Lives (SIGNED)
- £35.00
- TWO LIVES tells the remarkable story of Seth's great uncle and aunt. His great uncle Shanti left India for medical school in Berlin in the 1930s and lodged with a German Jewish family. In the household was a daughter, Henny, who urged her mother 'not to take the blackie'. But…
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