Zones

		Zones (Blond 1966) “A strong unusual novel…A special coolness and creative energy. The writer is both committed to his world, and ironically detached. It is rare that a young novelist should be so much the master of his own inventions” [George Steiner] “I’m not unsympathetic” [Anthony Burgess] “Read it and be excited” [Tribune] “Be nauseated” [Oxford Times] “Bursting at the seams with vitality and intelligence” [Sunday Telegraph] “Big, blustering” [Observer] “Fresh, hot and strong” [Glasgow Herald] “His hero is something of a trainee hipster” [Ian Hamilton, New Statesman] “Remarkable eruptive force” [Birmingham Post]

“A strong unusual novel…A special coolness and creative energy. The writer is both committed to his world, and ironically detached. It is rare that a young novelist should be so much the master of his own inventions” [George Steiner]