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Villa Coco by Andrew Sean Greer review – fun in the Tuscan sun

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By Christobel Kent
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The Tuscan hills in Villa Coco. Photograph: Scott Wilson/Alamy ‘There’s a place in Italy in need of someone. Why don’t you look into that?” Inspired by his two-year stint directing a writers’ residency, the Santa Maddalena Foundation outside Florence, with these words American author Andrew Sean Greer launches a hapless, clueless innocent into the Tuscan hills and the embrace of its eccentric aristocracy, in the person of the eponymous Coco, Baronessa Lisabetta.
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Villa Coco by Andrew Sean Greer review – fun in the Tuscan sun

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By Christobel Kent
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The Tuscan hills in Villa Coco.Photograph: Scott Wilson/Alamy (Photograph: Scott Wilson/Alamy) ‘There’s a place in Italy in need of someone. Why don’t you look into that?” Inspired by his two-year stint directing a writers’ residency, the Santa Maddalena Foundation outside Florence, with these words American author Andrew Sean Greer launches a hapless, clueless innocent into the Tuscan hills and the embrace of its eccentric aristocracy, in the person of the eponymous Coco, Baronessa Lisabetta.
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Female, Nude by Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett review - a seductive drama of art and rivalry

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By Christobel Kent
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Shades of White Lotus in Female, Nude.Photograph: AleksandarNakic/Getty Images (Photograph: AleksandarNakic/Getty Images) It is the summer of 2019, and Sophie Evans, the reckless protagonist of Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett’s unsettling second novel, has arrived on an idyllic island in the Cyclades with her university friends Helena, Iris and Alessia to celebrate Helena’s forthcoming marriage.
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