The Bibliophile

Benazir Kamal

Shortly after the end of the 20th century, Fergus Stuart-Smithson became an internet sensation. Extraordinary, for a book reviewer in a world increasingly illiterate. Yet his methods, shocking and grotesque to some, held a certain appeal. You can't deny the metrics. You can't deny the clicks. But who was this strange, sad boy really? What did we, the otherwise thoroughly informed, actually know about him? And what of the retiring book shop manager, whose fate seemed so intertwined with his?

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