Alex Diggins

A draining experience: Insignificance, by James Clammer, reviewed

It’s a hot summer’s day in surburbia and Joseph, a plumber, is trying to cope with blinding migraines and the suspicion that his son might be a murderer

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  • Insignificance

    James Clammer

    Galley Beggar Press, pp. 76, £9

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