The Black Prince Iris Murdoch Review

[Madeleine Harrier]

TheBlack Prince is a very fine work of psychological fiction by one of the most daring writers of the twentieth century. It fuses philosophical discussion with structural creativity. The pitching of the narration is faultless. At its heart it is about the transforming quality of love, its power to change, not only life, but consciousness too. It is a strange feeling at once to dislike yet love the characters. The book is at least as infuriating as it is delightful and it is this which makes it so rewarding. Somehow the faults become positives and the lasting impression is of a book which, in spite itself, warms the cockles of the heart.

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After reading the sea, the sea and the bell, I moved house and went to my new local library to borrow another Murdoch book . There were none in stock although the staff ordered the Black Prince for me from archives (I have just finished it and agree wholeheartedly with your review). Sad though as the last time the book was borrowed was 1985!

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