Ali Smith"s Booker prize nominated novel, Autumn, has been described by the New York Times in this article as the "first great Brexit novel", although it is a lot more varied and interesting than that label suggests. While the EU referendum is used, sparingly, as a backdrop to the novel, Smith describes the novel, as well as three more she has planned for a seasonal quartet, as seeking to explore "what time is, how...

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