You finish the last page and realise what you miss most is not the twist or the romance or even the protagonist. It is the street, the house, the river, the city at dusk. The particular kind of light that only exists in that fictional world.
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Showing posts with label Nevil Shute. Show all posts
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Friday, 27 February 2026
The setting as a character, and why the places in some novels stay with you
Some books leave you with a plot. Others leave you with a place.
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Daphne du Maurier,
Elizabeth Strout,
Emily Brontë,
Gabriel García Márquez,
John Steinbeck,
Larry McMurtry,
Nevil Shute,
Tom Wolfe,
Toni Morrison,
Virginia Woolf,
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