Hong Pong
Thomas Jones: John Lanchester, 25 July 2002
“... only gets a couple of pages); it is concerned not with the ramifications of one man’s mid-life crisis but the grand themes of love, war, globalisation and history. Nonetheless, it is still distinguished by Lanchester’s trademark humour, intelligence and taste for facts. The principal narrator is Tom Stewart, responsible for a full half of the novel (the ... ”