
Jonathan Dee: The Privileges – A feast of narrative subtleties
A classic narrative about a financial tycoon and his family’s Vogue-worthy life, with the fine observations with which Dee endeared himself with his readers in Palladio, The Privileges is conventional in its style, but so unnervingly unconventional in terms of the most important building block of a novel or in our case, the lack thereof: those neatly tied moral bows that make a book what … Continue reading Jonathan Dee: The Privileges – A feast of narrative subtleties