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...North Woods by Daniel Mason John Murray £16.99/Random House $28, 384 pages Join our online book group on Facebook at FT Books Café...
...New chair John McFarlane had just brutally fired the bank’s chief executive Antony Jenkins, after a bruising boardroom showdown over his proposed reforms at the genteel Lucknam Park country house hotel in...
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...In Seventeen (Hodder & Stoughton, £14.99) John Brownlow has no such constraints....
...But John Dyson, a former Supreme Court justice, told the Financial Times that judicial review “for the most part works very smoothly and there is not a problem”....
...This is territory familiar from Sebastian Faulks’ A Week in December (2009) and John Lanchester’s Capital (2012) among others....
...Off Hendricks goes and, in scenes reminiscent of John Fowles’s The Magus (1965), the two men start a series of conversations about memory and the best ways to treat mental illness that result in Hendricks...
...One summer morning earlier this year, John Banville, the Man Booker prizewinning novelist, sat down to start work on a new book....
...Just as the sassiest of bankers have found ways to profit from the crash, so novelists such as Sebastian Faulks, Justin Cartwright and John Lanchester have discovered the boom among the bust....
...Faulks didn’t see the funny side of things, so runner-up Alan Titchmarsh received the prize that year instead. The award excludes erotic literature....
...John Sutherland is the author of ‘Literature: 50 Ideas You Need to Know’ (Quercus). ‘Faulks on Fiction’ begins on February 5 on BBC Two at 9pm...
...In A Week In December (2009), Sebastian Faulks produces a standard-issue banking anti-hero named John Veals, dishing him up with dull lectures on financial instruments as a side-order....
...Philip Glenister, the oldest of the four actors (the others being Max Beesley, John Simm and Marc Warren), tends to offer the second line in such exchanges....
...Yet Faulks makes you sit up and listen; he may even drive you back to the books that still furnish your rooms. john.lloyd@ft.com More columns at www.ft.com/lloyd...
...Indeed, for all his perfect manners, effortless charm and gorgeous John Lobb boots, the father is so cold that his first wife killed herself....
...Of the five films in contention, three are based on novels: Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (adapted from John Le Carré’s classic cold war thriller), The Descendants (from Kaui Hart Hemmings’ 2007 acclaimed debut...
...But the store has stuck to its tradition of holding literary talks, featuring such authors as Sebastian Faulks and Martin Amis....
...Against John Napier’s sepia backdrops, Wagstaff and Nunn conjure up the poignant contrast between this sleepy backwater and the hellish landscape it is about to become....
...Purportedly authored by John Veals, the amoral hedge fund manager in Sebastian Faulks’ best-selling credit-crunch novel “A Week In December,” the essay is aptly called, “A fund manager strikes back”....
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...While Mr Faulks set his narrative in the late 1960s, Mr Deaver said the new James Bond adventure would take place in the present day....
...Gardiner: deputy chief exec of Countryside Alliance Edward Faulks QC: barrister Deborah Stedman-Scott: chief executive of Tomorrow’s People, employment charity Nat Wei: founder of Teach First LIBERAL...
...The latest is John Veals, a greedy London hedge fund manager. He gleefully wrecks the British financial system in A Week In December, a novel by Sebastian Faulks....
...a lame joke, or Faulks is....
...Hedge fund realities “Sophisticated investors need flexible arrangements, not fussy inspectors,” says John Veals, the horrid hedge fund manager at the centre of Sebastian Faulks’ new novel....
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