Jakob Lothe
Fiction
“This intriguing novel is a significant achievement. The way in which Fiddes presents the myths and symbols connected with the unicorn is remarkably convincing and rewarding. . . . A Unicorn Dies is illustrative of narrative fiction’s unique ability to present a story that is not just entertaining but thoughtful and thought-provoking, particularly by demonstrating the need for historical knowledge and ethical reflection.”
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