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East end ephemera

Matthew Reisz
  28th August 2005  —  Issue 113
London's east end has thrown up many great storytellers. But is the tradition now dead?

Salaam Brick Lane by Tarquin Hall 
(John Murray, £16.99)

East End Chronicles by Ed Glinert 
(Allen Lane, £20)

An Acre of Barren Ground by Jeremy Gavron (Scribner, £14.99)

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Matthew Reisz is the editor of the "Jewish Quarterly"

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