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The Course of Instruction
Published in Paperback by Berkeleyan Eye (1998-03-19)
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A questing sort of book redolent of Hesse's Journey to the East
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Review Date: 2006-02-19
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The Viaduct
Published in Paperback by Berkeleyan Eye (1999-06-10)
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In which our hero, A,
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Review Date: 1999-05-12
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is arrested, tried, convicted, condemned and absolved. All in absentia!
This Kafka-esque book is unusual and worth reading.
Wheldon, a British physician, wrote an earlier book, also starring the mysterious A, entitled The Course of Instruction. This is an important book and deserves to be in print at all times.
At the Quay
Published in Hardcover by Barrie & Jenkins (1990-05-03)
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Biography - Wheldon, David (1950-): An article from: Contemporary Authors Online
Published in Digital by Thomson Gale (2006-01-01)
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Changes, Days, Lives
Published in Paperback by Berkeleyan Eye (2000-10-28)
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The Chaos Contract
Published in Paperback by New English Library (1970)
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The Course of Instruction by Wheldon, David
Published in Paperback by Vintage/Ebury (A Division of Random House Group) (1984)
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Days and Orders
Published in Paperback by Berkeleyan Eye (1998-03-19)
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Insects (Cambridge Nat. Hist, v.5)
Published in Hardcover by Wheldon ()
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Insects (Cambridge Nat. Hist, v.6)
Published in Hardcover by Wheldon ()
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Alexander takes a journey of self-discovery, but seems no better off and no wiser than he was before.
Wheldon, a British physician, is a fine writer whose early work will particularly appeal to those whose lives are presently halted or in a state of flux, whether due to ennui or existentialism.
Another Wheldon title in the same vein is The Viaduct.