Alex Diggins

War between Heaven and Hell: The Absolute Book, by Elizabeth Knox, reviewed

A vast, genre-hopping fantasy centres on a cosmic protection racket by which souls are bartered for continued peace in a Celtic fairyland

Elizabeth Knox. [Ebony Lamb]
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    Michael Joseph, pp. 640, £14

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