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Hit by a series of crises, winegrowers in the southwest Aude region are relying on a cooperative system that aims to limit the damage.
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Working in a bookshop while failing to write a novel, the narrator admits to being a ‘living cliche’ in this bitter black comedy “I had become a living cliche: the cantankerous bookseller,” the narrator declares a third of the way through John Tottenham’s debut novel. “No book or movie that included a scene set in a bookstore was complete without such a stock ‘character’.” That’s one way to pre-empt criticism, and Sean Hangland is just such a stock figure. Embittered, rude, apathetic, resentful of the success and happiness of others and intellectually snobbish, he’s a 48-year-old aspiring writer who…
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