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Review by Daniel Abelman Small Poisons, written by Catherine Edmunds, is an organically grown story sprayed with esoteric dementia. Review by Rosalie Warren Joe is a long-stay patient in a psychiatric ward – unvisited, it appears, by family or friends. 'Small Poisons' is primarily, for me, the story of his illness and recovery, though it is many other things too, and this is as far from a conventional novel as a meadow of wild flowers is from a formal garden.... (read more...) |