Ian Thomson

‘Well Done God!: Selected Prose and Drama of B.S. Johnson’, edited by Jonathan Coe – review

You’re Human Like the Rest of Them: The Films of B.S. Johnson<em> is available on DVD from the BFI later this month.</em>

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  • Well Done God!: Selected Prose and Drama of B.S. Johnson

    Jonathan Coe (ed)

    Picador, pp. 471

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