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The credit crunch has fuelled a great deal of soul searching. Two new books tackle the issues head on, one from the perspective of a novel, the other non-fiction. John Lanchester’s Capital centres on the residents of a London road who receive a sinister message: ‘We Want What You Have’. Robert and Edward Skidelsky’s How ...
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The credit crunch has fuelled a great deal of soul searching. Two new books tackle the issues head on, one from the perspective of a novel, the other non-fiction. John Lanchester’s Capital centres on the residents of a London road who receive a sinister message: ‘We Want What You Have’. Robert and Edward Skidelsky’s How ...
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