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Dark thriller in an Orwellian police stateFebruary 7 2010, Anna Mundow, Boston Globe Henry Porter, political columnist for The Observer and UK editor of Vanity Fair, is the author of five novels including “Brandenburg Gate,” which was set during the fall of the Berlin Wall. Porter’s new novel, “The Bell Ringers” is a dark counterpoint to that previously optimistic vision. This superb political thriller depicts England in the near future as a place where fabricated security threats, state surveillance, and antiterrorist legislation advance political ambitions and control. Porter spoke from his home in London.
Q&A: Henry Porter on His New Book The Dying LightAugust 6 2009, Vanity Fair Henry Porter and Cullen Murphy, V.F.’s editor at large, discuss issues at the core of the novel
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