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    Caledonia Homesick Blues: A Review Of Andrew Crumey’s Sputnik Caledonia…
    • Aug 1, 2016
    • 3 min

    Caledonia Homesick Blues: A Review Of Andrew Crumey’s Sputnik Caledonia…

    Parallel worlds, or the Multiverse theory, feature prominently in recent Scottish writing. The best known examples are Alasdair Gray’s Lanark and Iain Banks’ The Bridge, two books where real life runs parallel to another, more fantastic, although often dystopian world, with the central character inhabiting both. Andrew Crumey’s Sputnik Caledonia is another example to add to the list. Set initially in a recognisable 20th century Scotland, Robbie Coyle’s story also takes place

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