William J. Hendel
Fiction
“Like all gifted novelists, J. P. Madrox has a talent for suffering—for witnessing it, for enduring it, for redeeming it with meaning and beauty. But, like no other novelist since Plato, he has created in Jean-Luc Beauchard a philosopher protagonist so vivid and beguiling that he seems to scorn the pages in which we find him as images of images, shadows of shadows, mere sensible particulars, altogether less real than the failed priest himself.”
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