The latest instalment in the novelist's series based around his idiosyncratic character John Cromer is a marvel of care and attention to language Adam Mars-Jones managed to find himself twice listed as one of Granta's best young British novelists, in 1983 and 1993, despite the small matter of never having actually published a novel. Yet the judges were obviously on to something: Caret, his long-awaited new book, is the latest hefty chunk in a comic sequence - described by the author as "semi-inf...
The latest instalment in the novelist's series based around his idiosyncratic character John Cromer is a marvel of care and attention to language Adam Mars-Jones managed to find himself twice listed as one of Granta's best young British novelists, in 1983 and 1993, despite the small matter of never having actually published a novel. Yet the judges were obviously on to something: Caret, his long-awaited new book, is the latest hefty chunk in a comic sequence - described by the author as "semi-inf...
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