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|title=Intermission
|author=Owen Martell
|publisher=William Heinemann
|date=January 2013
|website=http://www.owenmartell.com/
|summary=A well observed story that may be a little downbeat and slow moving for some, but is made wonderful by being perfectly written.
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There is a line in Alan Bennett's play ''The History Boys'' that I love. It talks about ''subjunctive history'', imagining things that might have happened. In ''Intermission'', his first book in English as opposed to Welsh, Owen Martell borrows this idea, taking an event a surmising what may have happened afterwards.
