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The Independent: Tale of revolutionary English princess wins `Independent' fiction prize

• Authors : By:Boyd Tonkin Literary Editor

• Source: Independent, The (London, England), April 8, 2003, 3pp

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The Guardian: Saturday Review: Fiction: Dog days: Life's small lendings: Rose Tremain has added a rich vein of strangeness in her latest historical novel, John Mullan finds: The Colour by Rose Tremain 368pp, Chatto & Windus, pounds 16.99

• Authors : By:JOHN MULLAN

• Source: Guardian, The (London, England), May 3, 2003, 4pp

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The Guardian: Fiction

• Source: Guardian, The (London, England), December 8, 2001, 2pp

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The Guardian: Saturday Review: Picks of the week: Fiction

• Authors : By:ISOBEL MONTGOMERY

• Source: Guardian, The (London, England), December 8, 2001, 2pp

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The Independent: Books: A WEEK IN BOOKS - Fiction tells its truth when experts lose the plot

• Authors : By:BOYD TONKIN

• Source: Independent, The (London, England), December 15, 2001, 3pp

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The Express On Sunday: Danish duo go bubblegum with Pulp Fiction menace

• Authors : By:Chris Goodman and Martin Townsend

• Source: Express on Sunday, The (London, England), July 24, 2005, 2pp

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The Guardian: Saturday Review: The story within: Elements of fiction: John Mullan analyses a notable paperback novel. This month he is looking at Jonathan Coe's The Rotters' Club Week three: inset narratives

• Authors : By:JOHN MULLAN

• Source: Guardian, The (London, England), February 26, 2005, 3pp

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The Observer: WHEN SCIENCE MEETS FICTION

• Source: Observer, The (London, England), August 21, 2005, 2pp

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The Guardian: Saturday Review: Fiction: Tales from the dark side: Michel Faber on a novel that evokes the troubled Hans Christian Andersen: Journey In Blue: A Novel About Hans Christian Andersen by Stig Dalager 315pp, Peter Owen, pounds 11.99

• Authors : By:MICHEL FABER

• Source: Guardian, The (London, England), December 3, 2005, 4pp

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The Guardian: Saturday Review: Paperbacks: Foreign thoughts: Elements of fiction: As a service to reading groups, John Mullan analyses a notable novel available in paperback. This month he is looking at Brick Lane by Monica Ali. Week one: translation

• Authors : By:JOHN MULLAN

• Source: Guardian, The (London, England), May 29, 2004, 4pp

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