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'In the quest for magnificence, there is nothing sacred', says Angela Carter, and magnificence is definitely her own achievements. Perhaps one of the most acclaimed novelists of her technology, her work as a journalist and critic was no less original. Long autobiographical items on her behalf life in South Yorkshire and South London are followed by highly specific inspections of 'overseas'. Some of her most excellent writing is specialized in Japan - exotically and erotically described here - so correctly suitable for the Carter pen. Domestically, Angela Carter used her mordant wit and exact eye to inspect England and Englishness as it manifested itself throughout the land. Then she converts to her own art, and her extraordinarily wide-ranging booklet reviews are masterpieces. Please be aware that many of the essays in this collection also appear in Shaking a Leg.
