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The Great Fire of London
(Hardcover, 1982)
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Author: Peter Ackroyd
 Peter Ackroyd often takes an historical event or period and reinterprets it in light of a more moder...
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Format: Hardcover ISBN-10: 0241107040 ISBN-13: 9780241107041 Jun 1982 Publisher: Hamish Hamilton 192 pages Language: English |
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Synopsis Peter Ackroyd often takes an historical event or period and reinterprets it in light of a more modern one. In his first novel, which is essentially a rewrite of LITTLE DORRIT, Ackroyd's story involves a modern filmmaker (with the very literary name of Spenser Spender) who is trying to make a film of Dickens's novel, set in a London prison. The project becomes the focus of the interests of a colorful--and very Dickensian--collection of characters. As in all Ackroyd's novels, his first effort makes the city of London into something like a major character in the tale.
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