The Underground Man

Mick Jackson
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A novel short-listed for the 1997 Booker Prize offers a humorous portrait of the fifth Duke of Portland, a wealthy, eccentric, nineteenth-century aristocrat who constructed a vast network of underground tunnels from which he could escape to the world outside. Reprint.
Genres: FictionHistorical FictionBritish LiteratureLiterary FictionNovelsHistoricalContemporaryVictorianModernHorror
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