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Tuesday, 4 June 2013

Roxana Robinson

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Roxana Robinson's new novel is Sparta.

From her Q & A with Jane Ciabattari at The Daily Beast:Why did you choose to write your new novel from the perspective of Conrad, a 26-year-old Marine returning from tours of duty in Ramadi and Haditha?

Six or seven years ago I read an article about our troops in Iraq – how they were being sent out in unarmored vehicles, and being blown up by IEDs, and
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