The Wonder

by Diana Evans

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Conjuring the world of 1950s Kingston, Jamaica, the Blues parties and early carnivals of Ladbroke Grove, the flower stalls and vinyl riflers of modern-day Portobello Road, and the famous leap and fall of Russian dancer Vaslav Nijinsky, Evans creates a haunting and visceral family mystery about absence and inheritance.… (more)

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