Posted on 16/09/06
Naked came the writers
The Emperor's ChildrenBy Claire MessudKnopf, 431 pages, $30Claire Messud's novel The Emperor's Children, recently long-listed for the Mann Booker Prize, is a contemporary satire about the intelligentsia of New York, those with unquenchable literary ambitions, the arrogant and vulnerable alike.
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