"The story of a baker's dozen of people who live in the London district of Brickley, south of the Thames, and whose only common focal point is the Palladium cinema. Here, in seats of various prices, their lives meet, cross, and separate again, all a little different as a result."

I found this in my goody bag at the convention and I have enjoyed David Lodge in the past, so I may give this a try.

I found this in my goody bag at the convention and I have enjoyed David Lodge in the past, so I may give this a try.

Not a bad book. This is the second that I have read by David Lodge and I am beginning to feel that he may have a bit of a bias against the Catholic church!

I liked the way it told the stories of all of the different people going to the cinema, even if it took a while to get used to.

I will wild release this somewhere suitable.

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