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The Mole Men, Negovan Rajic, translated by David Lobdell Oberon, 1980.

Description:

Rajic's first novel begins lyrically, continues on a note increasing menace that degenerates into tedium, and ends ambiguously.

Author:

Gillian Davies

Category:

reviews

Pages:

128.13

Issue Number:

128

Year:

1981

Season:

Winter

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The Mole Men, Negovan Rajic, translated by David Lobdell Oberon, 1980.