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but his vastly wider intellectual project

The Executor by Blake Morrison drink This book is freedom' ChrisBlake Morrisons fourth novel is a literary detective story exploring the competing claims of publication and privacy, said David Grylls in The Sunday Times. Over a boozy lunch, newspaper books editor Matt Holmes agrees to become literary executor for his old friend Rob Pope, a once prominent poet now on the slide. When, shortly afterwards, Rob unexpectedly dies, Matt finds among his papers a cache of seemingly confessional poems dealing with adultery,