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Author Archives: Jo Tatchell

Saddam the romancier
While Baghdad burned, was the dictator fiddling with fiction? Saddam is now working on his fifth romantic novel; a good time to assess his place in the genre of "dic-lit"
Jo Tatchell  
July 24, 2004