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Jeremy Kingsley read 14 pages in The Rise and Fall of the Third Chimpanzee

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Jeremy Kingsley read 170 pages in Zeitoun

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Money

By Martin Amis

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Jeremy Kingsley read 76 pages in The Rise and Fall of the Third Chimpanzee

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Jeremy Kingsley read 66 pages in Money

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Jeremy Kingsley read 73 pages in Age of Extremes

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Jeremy Kingsley read 76 pages in The Rise and Fall of the Third Chimpanzee

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Jeremy Kingsley read 96 pages in Money

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Jeremy Kingsley read 46 pages in Brighton Rock

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Jeremy Kingsley read 44 pages in Ulysses

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Jeremy Kingsley read 10 pages in Brighton Rock

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Jeremy Kingsley read 26 pages in Ulysses

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London Fields

By Martin Amis

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Jeremy Kingsley read -136 pages in London Fields

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London Fields

By Martin Amis

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Jeremy Kingsley read 164 pages in London Fields

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Jeremy Kingsley London Fields

"It will all get a lot woollier, messier. Everything is winding down, me, this, mother earth. More: the universe, though apparently roomy enough, is heading for heat death. I hope there are parallel universes. I hope alternatives exist. Who stitched us up with all these design flaws? Entropy, time's arrow – ravenous disorder. The designer universe: but it was meant to give out all along, like something you pick up at GoodFicks. So maybe the universe is a dog, a pup, a dud, slipped our way by the Cheat."

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Jeremy Kingsley read 50 pages in London Fields

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Jeremy Kingsley London Fields

"Fagin himself would have nothing to do with them. He'd be horrified. And these are the best and the brightest (and Keith is the best and brightest of the best and the brightest). The others are yokels and village idiots, turnip-swaggers, ditch people — but this is London; and there are no fields. Only fields of operation and observation, only fields of electromagnetic attraction and repulsion, only fields of hatred and coercion. Only force fields."

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Jeremy Kingsley read 44 pages in London Fields

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