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Oh, Play That Thing

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In A Star Called Henry we were introduced to this charismatic lad, prince of the streets and rebel. Now he is a handsome young man fleeing Ireland and losing none of his charm and quick wits in prohibition America. Speak-easies, gangsters, double dealing, racism, booze, women and Louis Armstrong, Henry is in the thick of history. It’s seriously good.

Comparison: Martin Amis, David Nobbs, Stephen Fry.
Similar this month: None but try David Maine or A L Kennedy.

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