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Question 7 is the archetypal Richard Flanagan

Summary by The Spectator World
“Is it because we see our world only darkly that we surround ourselves with lies we call time, history, reality, memory, detail, facts?” Richard Flanagan’s memoir, Question 7, opens at the Ohama coal mine in Japan, once home to his father and a host of other POW slave laborers. It then spirals outwards via his childhood (in a remote Tasmanian settlement), his much-put-upon mother (who hoped Richard would become a plumber), his semi-present, kind…
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