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Blood on the Saddle (Paperback)

by Rafael Reig (Author) "To BRING HIS many sufferings to an end I didn't know whether to hug him or plug him, to put a bullet in his brains..." (more)
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Times Literary Supplement
Reig's prose... fizzes with ideas, hilarious asides, colourful characters and absurdist dialogue... Always entertaining, always thought-provoking

SFX Magazine
Reig's highly original voice deserves to be heard by everyone

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