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'''An Infinity of Mirrors''', first published by so-and-so in 1964, was the fifth novel by [[Richard Condon]]. | '''An Infinity of Mirrors''', first published by so-and-so in 1964, was the fifth novel by [[Richard Condon]]. | ||
==Critical reception== | |||
==Title== | |||
The title, as is the case in five of Condon's first six books, is derived from a fictitious ''[[The Keener's Manual|Keener's Manual]]'' mentioned in many of his earlier novels: ''"God surrounded me with an infinity of mirrors which repeat my image again and again and again."'' | |||
The sentence is found in as an [[epigraph]] on a blank page six pages after the title page and three pages before the beginning of the text. | |||
==Theme== | |||
==Characters== | |||
==Typical Condon quirks and characteristics== | |||
==References== | |||
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==See also== | |||
*[[Crime fiction/Catalog of prominent writers]] | |||
Revision as of 18:12, 22 April 2010
An Infinity of Mirrors, first published by so-and-so in 1964, was the fifth novel by Richard Condon.
Critical reception
Title
The title, as is the case in five of Condon's first six books, is derived from a fictitious Keener's Manual mentioned in many of his earlier novels: "God surrounded me with an infinity of mirrors which repeat my image again and again and again."
The sentence is found in as an epigraph on a blank page six pages after the title page and three pages before the beginning of the text.
Theme
Characters
Typical Condon quirks and characteristics
References