Matthew Caprioli

We are lucky to live in the world of Deborah Levy. The South-African born Brit began as a poet and playwright, working with the Royal Shakespeare Company and publishing poetry collections with such charming titles as An Amorous Discourse in the Suburbs of Hell (1990). Her mastery of images and plots from theater and poesy consistently translate into page-turning novels and memoirs. Levy is often seen in the lobby for the Man Booker Prize, and her novels Hot Milk (2016) and Swimming Home(2012) have both been short-listed. Her eighth novel, the exquisite The Man Who Saw Everything, was longlisted for the Booker last year. The novel […]