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(1988) The Grass Arena
The Grass Arena is an autobiographical account by John Healy that not only documents the struggles of addiction but also challenges conventional perceptions of self and society, inviting readers to engage with the complexities of human experience.-Summary generated by Kalpana Bangad using AI
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(1950) Night Before Murder
The novelette presents a vivid tapestry of crime, mystery & the psychological intricacies of characters involved in a web of homicide investigations. The dialogue reveals a critical perspective on sensationalized reporting, as seen in the disdain for tying unrelated murders together under a single narrative.-Summary using AI
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(1967) Going to Jerusalem
The story has a narrative that intertwines themes of chaos and order, as illustrated through the contrasting behaviors of two groups in a chess-like metaphor. The protagonist’s whimsical reflections on the game and the characters involved suggest a deeper contemplation of power dynamics and the often absurd nature of conflict
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(1979) No Greater Love
The document presents a vivid snapshot of a chess exhibition featuring grandmaster Grigory Samarin, who demonstrates exceptional skill, sportsmanship, gentlemanly demeanor and respect for fellow players.-Summary by Kalpana Bangad using AI
Chess Fiction 