Robin Sinclair, a British novelist, suggests Stan Kops, an American Jewish academic, as the biographer of Cyril Entwistle - the most important living British artist and a well-known anti-Semite - who is exceedingly difficult to write about, as he has invented most of the 'facts' of his life. Sinclair sits back and watches as things go terribly wrong for almost everyone involved. A very welcome addition to the small but beautifully formed output of Isler.
(Julie Higgins - bwl 32 November 2005 ) |
