Alex Diggins

A lost brother: My Mind to Me a Kingdom Is, by Paul Stanbridge, reviewed

Stanbridge deeply mourns the suicide of his eccentric brother, but writing about him is a form of communion

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  • My Mind to Me a Kingdom Is

    Paul Stanbridge

    Galley Beggar Press, pp. 200, £9

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