The Hole Through the Centre of the World
New Endeavour Press/Simon & Schuster, 202 pp, $16.95 pb
Fiction
The Hole Through the Centre of the World by Kevin Brophy
by Michelle de Kretser •
Current events in the Gulf suggests that the political lessons of this century notwithstanding the unbelievers of the West still have faith in the efficacy of the short sharp shock administered by a hi-tech war. Religion sustains one side, Science the other and God of course, as always, is on both.
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The Hole Through the Centre of the World
by Kevin Brophy
New Endeavour Press/Simon & Schuster, 202 pp, $16.95 pb
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