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Book Review: Lexicon

Posted on September 15, 2014 by Aristidis Marousas

In a previous article, we listed five books on The Motley Experience’s “wish list”. One of these books was the highly acclaimed novel by Max Barry, Lexicon. This is a science fiction novel that reads as a thriller. The premise of the story is…

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