OnlineBeginning at the end, Jonathan Coe's novel about the scheming Winshaws is turned into an audacious investigative whodunnit Jonathan Coe's satirical novel about the venality of the Thatcher era, refracted through the "naked, clawing, brutish greed" of the upper-class Winshaw family, does not lend itself to easy adaptation. Stretching across 500 pages and encompassing enough generations to warrant a Tolstoyan fam…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 08:48AM on November 2, 2020