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Moore, Caroline

Caroline Moore was the first female Fellow of Peterhouse, but left in 1990 after giving birth to twins (non-identical insomniacs), and became a book-reviewer.

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20110901094716 Caroline Moore on Wilkie Collins, Slightly Foxed Issue 31, B. Lodge

The Long Arm of Coincidence

Caroline Moore on Wilkie Collins, Poor Miss Finch

Can you resist a Victorian novel featuring a blind heroine and identical twins, rivals for her love – one of whom turns dark blue in the course of the novel? If not, read no further, but rush off and buy Poor Miss Finch. For readers who have not yet discovered this novel, I shall try not to give too much away. Those of us who love Victorian fiction do so because it panders to our narrative greed. Résumés spoil the appetite.

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