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My invaluable opinion on a Nobel-prize winning book

January 23, 2024 Lars Walker Leave a comment

I’ve written a review of Norwegian author Jon Fosse’s Nobel-prize winning novel, Septology. It was posted today by Ad Fontes here.

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My Undset review in ‘Ad Fontes’

September 22, 2022 Lars Walker Leave a comment

I mentioned recently that I’d had a book review accepted by a scholarly journal. The book reviewed was Sigrid Undset, Reader of Hearts, by Fr. Aidan Nichols. You can now read the review here, on the Davenant Institute’s Ad Fontes journal site.

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