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| | Oliver Onions, The Tower of Oblivion (1921) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) |
 | | 17, 25): see how neatly Onions shows us that the man's mind is just what the story requires of it. |
 | | Sir George discovers another writer, Derwent Rose, ten years his junior at 45, after a succes d'estime with the "mortal and inhuman irony of The Vicarage of Bray, the vehement and unchecked passion of An Ape in Hell.... |
 | | Onions having established that this phenomenon is real, not illusory, which he confirms from time to time with flawless touches, the story is of how it takes Rose and the people he meets. |
| www.laconiv.org /2006/hugos/jh-onions.htm (286 words) |
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