Brian Martin

Appearances are deceptive: Trio, by William Boyd, reviewed

It’s Brighton, 1968, and Boyd’s trio — an actress, a novelist and a film producer — each have something to hide

William Boyd. Credit: Getty Images 
issue 10 October 2020
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    William Boyd

    Penguin/Viking, pp. 302, £18

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