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The Telegraph: To Rest Our Minds & Bodies
‘It’s rare to encounter so purely candid and redolent a portrait of a life... The novel inspires something closer to exaltation...To Rest Our Minds and Bodies is a fraught chamber piece of emotional intensity: an age-old story – of the highs and lows of first love, and of a young person finding their place in the world – told in a way that feels unsettling, exciting and very fresh.’
The Times: 'What we're reading this week'
The Morning Star: To Rest Our Minds & Bodies
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