The Witch of Exmoor
 

The Witch of Exmoor

by Margaret Drabble

In a “profoundly moving, intellectually acute” novel (Philadelphia Inquirer) that is “as meticulous as Jane Austen, as deadly as Evelyn Waugh” (Los Angeles Times), Margaret Drabble conjures up a retired writer besieged by her three grasping children in this dazzling, wickedly gothic tale.

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Malagueta D
  • Rated 4 stars

Drabble's writing is so wonderfully chilly and damp (as opposed to Atwood's--which I also like but which is icy cold). She doesn't always get the play she should.

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