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Grey Magic is a work of great scope and stylistic virtuosity, combining antic humor with immense sophistication, an Anglo-American setting with an Anglo-European sensibility and a profound insight into contemporary issues of both personal and collective resonance. It is also an account of a would-be sorcerer's aspirations to 'Fausthood', a passionate love story and a tale of revenge exacted through a curse. Like its author, the narrator and protagonist of this semi-autobiographical novel is born and educated in the States but expatriates himself to Britain in his early thirties.

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Grey Magic is a work of great scope and stylistic virtuosity, combining antic humor with immense sophistication, an Anglo-American setting with an Anglo-European sensibility and a profound insight into contemporary issues of both personal and collective resonance. It is also an account of a would-be sorcerer's aspirations to 'Fausthood', a passionate love story and a tale of revenge exacted through a curse. Like its author, the narrator and protagonist of this semi-autobiographical novel is born and educated in the States but expatriates himself to Britain in his early thirties.
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Autorenporträt
Born in 1944, Richard Leigh has been writing seriously since the early 1980s. His previous book was Accidents of Birth (2007). He has also been published by the Kater Murr Press as well as Babel, The Honest Ulsterman, The Rialto, Iron Press and others. Leigh's main influences from an early stage were Pound, Gary Snyder and haiku. His poetic heroes are Mandelstam, David Jones and Seferis.