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‘Another terrible thing…’: a novel of pain and grief with courage and style

Nobody is Missing by Catherine Lacey, a novel of extremes about a woman on the very edge, is a stylish rendering of acute suffering

issue 21 February 2015
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  • Nobody is Ever Missing

    Catherine Lacey

    Granta, pp. 256

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