June 1, 2024

The Hypercontemporary Novel in Portugal: Fictional Aesthetics and Memory after Postmodernism, Paulo de Medeiros and Ana Paula Arnaut (eds) (2024)

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Review of: The Hypercontemporary Novel in Portugal: Fictional Aesthetics and Memory after Postmodernism , Paulo de Medeiros and Ana Paula Arnaut (eds) (2024) London: Bloomsbury, 178 pp., ISBN 979-8-76510-031-8, h/bk, £75 ISBN 979-8-76510-032-5, e-book, e-pub and Mobi, £67.50 ISBN 979-8-76510-033-2, e-book and PDF, £67.50

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